The impact of common mode noise on differential signal measurements is that it can reduce the accuracy and reliability of the measurements if not properly addressed. Common mode noise is unwanted electrical noise that appears equally on both conductors of a differential signal pair, relative to a common reference point (e.g., ground). Differential signal measurements are designed to reject common mode noise. A differential amplifier measures the difference in voltage between the two conductors of the signal pair, effectively ....
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