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Chapter 5
Grounded
Signal
Source
Figure 21: Connecting Differential Voltage Inputs from a Grounded Signal
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Note that since they measure the difference between the signals at the
high (+) and low (−) inputs, differential connections usually cancel
any common-mode voltages, leaving only the signal. However, if you
are using a grounded signal source and ground loop problems arise,
connect the differential signals to the DT740 or STP268 screw
terminal panel as shown in
in
Figure
22.
Make sure that the low side of the signal (−) is connected to ground at
the signal source, not at the screw terminal panel, and do not tie the
two grounds together.
+
Analog In 0
E
s
−
Signal Source
Ground V
g1
Source to the DT740 or STP268 (Shown for Channel 0)
Figure
21, or to the STP268-EC as shown
Analog In 0
Return
R1
Analog Ground
Resistor R1 should be installed for bias return
in case the external ground is floating.
Note that the signals shown for the STP268
screw terminal panel correspond to connector
J1.
DT740 or STP268 Panel
TB1
TB34
TB2
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