Interface adapters

What is an interface adapter?

An interface adapter is a device that allows the connection of two or more hardware components that use different types of interfaces or communication protocols. The main functions of the interface adapter are:
1. Signal conversion – the adapter converts signals from one format to another, providing communication between devices with incompatible interfaces.
2. Ensuring compatibility – Allows devices with different interfaces to work together without requiring a change in the hardware or software of the devices themselves.
3. Data transmission – The adapter can serve as a bridge to transmit data between devices using different types of connectors or protocols.