Differential signal transmission is widely employed in modern electronic systems to maintain signal integrity and high data rates while minimising interference. However, common-mode noise—undesirable ...

Some of the electrical signals we work with are said to be “floating” with respect to ground. A typical example might be a voltage drop over a shunt resistor in a power supply or a complex biomedical ...

Even in the best designs, noise and interference sneak in to reduce the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), obscure desired signals, and impair measurement accuracy and repeatability. Digitizing instruments ...

Preserving signal quality in measurement applications using off-the-shelf data acquisition equipment–for signal bandwidths up to 1 MHz and sampling rates up to a few million per second–can be ...

Due to efficiency, quality, and cost, digital communications systems play a major role in telecommunications, especially wireless services. With most digital modulation schemes represented as in-phase ...