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 Today I am going to explain to you what it is, what it is for and how it works a sound unit.

What is a Sound Unit?

The sound unit is an expansion card that allows the computer to send audio information to an audio device, such as speakers, headphones, among others.

Unlike the CPU and RAM, the sound card is not an absolutely necessary piece of hardware for the computer to function.

What it is for?

A sound unit is an expansion card for the computer that allows audio input and output in a regulated and controlled manner by a computer program called a driver. The use of sound cards is based on the multimedia field, that is, all those computer applications that require the emission of sound, such as video games, production and composition programs, video editors,...etcetcetc.

How it works a Sound Unit?

The most important part of a sound unit and what will undoubtedly determine its quality is the analog-digital and digital-analog converter. This element's mission is to transform the analog signal that enters the card into digital, so that it can be processed and treated in the computer, and in turn, return it, transforming it back into analog so that it can be reproduced. So, for example, we could record a piano, edit said recording on the computer and listen to it again completely changed through the speakers.

What a sound task looks like.