DAC
What is DAC?
DAC stands for Digital-to-Analog Converter. It is an electronic circuit that converts a digital signal (a series of binary numbers) into an analog signal (a continuous signal, such as voltage or current). DACs are commonly used in audio equipment (to convert digital music files into audible sound), video processing (to generate analog video signals for displays), and control systems (to convert digital commands into analog signals to control actuators or other devices).
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