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1. A circuit for converting a symmetrical signal into an asymmetrical signal, the circuit comprising:
a first conduction path and a second conduction path, the first conduction path and the second conduction path being arranged parallel to one another based on signal flow, the first conduction path and the second conduction path forming a first stage and a second stage, wherein the first conduction path comprises a first high-pass element assigned to the first stage, and the second conduction path comprises a first low-pass element assigned to the first stage, the first high-pass element and the first low-pass element being arranged in a chain, wherein the first conduction path and the second conduction path comprise a second high-pass element that is assigned to the second stage and is arranged in a chain with the first high-pass element, which is assigned to the first stage, wherein the second conduction path comprises a second low-pass element that is assigned to the second stage and is arranged in a chain with the first low-pass element, which is assigned to the first stage, wherein each high-pass element of the first high-pass element and the second high-pass element is configured to generate a signal with a positive phase shift by a positive angle, and each low-pass element of the first low-pass element and the second low-pass element is configured to shift a phase of a signal backward by a predetermined magnitude to generate the asymmetrical signal, a sum of the phase shifts in the first conduction path being approximately +90°, and a sum of the phase shifts in the second conduction path being approximately −90°; two inputs for receiving the symmetrical signal, the two inputs configured such that a first input of the two inputs is assigned to the first conduction path and a second input of the two inputs is assigned to the second conduction path; and an output for outputting the asymmetrical signal, the output being formed such that the first conduction path and the second conduction path are coupled on an output side. |