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In Reply to: Re: Single Vs. Balanced, Please help me understand posted by Dre J on September 16, 2003 at 08:43:39:
Hi,> Pointing me towards some text that will explain the differences
> will be helpful.Not much there.
> I understood the comment but wasn't sure you were talking about
> just a single ended internal design that splits the output with a
> analog buffer for one phase and an analog inverter with the other.
>
> OR
>
> If you were somehow saying that the actual design and gain stages
> of such a device was made up of two single ended designs working
> on opposite phases of the signal.Either case may apply. Neither case can be considered in the true sense of the word balanced. And in either case the Output voltage is 1/2 of the "balanced" when connected Single ended, compared to true balanced systems that show the same output voltage either way.
Ciao T
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