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ääniliitäntöjen refers to audio connectors or jacks. These are physical interfaces used to connect audio devices for the purpose of transmitting sound signals. The most common type is the 3.5mm audio jack, often found on headphones, smartphones, and laptops. This connector typically carries stereo audio signals, consisting of left and right channels.

Another prevalent type is the 6.35mm (1/4 inch) jack, which is commonly used in professional audio equipment like electric guitars, amplifiers, and audio interfaces. These can be either mono or stereo, depending on the application. RCA connectors, distinguished by their colored plugs (usually red for right channel and white or black for left channel), are frequently used for connecting home audio equipment such as stereos and DVD players.

XLR connectors are robust, three-pin connectors primarily used in professional audio for microphones and balanced audio signals. Their balanced nature helps to reduce noise and interference over longer cable runs. Digital audio connectors like TOSLINK (optical audio) and S/PDIF coaxial connectors transmit digital audio signals, preserving a higher fidelity compared to analog connections. The specific type of ääniliitäntä chosen depends on the audio quality requirements, the type of devices being connected, and the intended application.