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A single-ended signal can be uniquely expressed as the superposition of the common-mode signal and one-half of the differential signal. The positive-polarity signal is the sum, while the negative-polarity signal is the difference.
Conditions: Given the definitions of the differential signal and the common-mode signal.; The system is linear, allowing superposition.
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A single-ended signal can be uniquely expressed as the superposition of the common-mode signal and one-half of the differential signal. The positive-polarity signal is the sum, while the negative-polarity signal is the difference.
Conditions: Given the definitions of the differential signal and the common-mode signal.; The system is linear, allowing superposition.
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