RCA outputs to COAX input - is there only a splitter or is a extra device needed


RCA outputs to COAX input - is there only a splitter or is a extra device needed please? My BLUESOUND VAULT only has RCA outputs and if I use it as only a streamer and de ide to get an external DAC such as Musical PARADISE Tube DAC or a Denafrips DAC I will need to connect to COAX. Also these DACs seem hard to find. 
Thank you,
Agentwja 
agentwja
Thank you both for your help here. So I am learning and see that I do have some choices to make and comparison shopping to do. Purchasing a  new DAC that has streaming capabilities would mean selling the Vault which frankly doesn’t phase me except going through the pain of listing selling shipping etc. or as you suggest Dj getting an analog to digital converter and getting one of  the DACs I mentioned in my post ( would this be cost effective compared to going for the high end glass Toslink  which eliminates the need for the ad converter? I’ll be reading up on the links you provided. Thanks again. 
I would try the mini plug out with the optical cable first and see how it works.
Get a quality build multi-strand real glass fibre toslink cable, and bypass the cheap crap plastic ones. The audio quality step up is big and top-shelf. 

I have bought two brands that I use: WIRE-WORLD TOSLINK SUPER NOVA 7 and DH Labs GLASS MASTER TOSLINk

Both are good, but in my bake-offs, the more expensive WIREWORLD was a step-up
https://6moons.com/audioreviews2/wireworld/2.html

The Vault has optical toslink output use that. 

Audio

Analog RCA stereo jack, TOSLINK digital optical output