| 摘要 |
Audio signal connection and conditioning circuitry employs a resistive drop across the ground input for the signal source to generate a common mode voltage on both input lines. A differential amplifier subtracts the generated common mode voltage on the ground line from the common mode voltage on the source input line, leaving only the source voltage as an output. The differential amplifier output is generated with respect to a positive, stable voltage reference instead of a floating ground.
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