If you are careful to match the input resistors can't you get good common mode rejection with active balancing? Attached is a small GIF with a schematic from Midwest Analog. I notice in the lower corner he makes note of the "subtle" challenges of making this circuit referring to an article from Poly mag. Anyone have that article or would care to comment? Having said all that, I normally use the pre-packaged transformers sold by many of the microphone manufacturers that have the connectors built onto a case with the transformer inside. I even used the ones RS sells and have no problem with them except the ground is tied across so you have no "lift" switch. Larry Hendry ----- Original Message ----- From: <ivancu@...> Active balancing doesn't provide isolation, and quite often is not properly balanced to provide true Common-Mode Rejection. If you can afford them, GOOD (Jensen) transformers are the way to go. Ivan
Message
Re: [motm] Re: Balanced/Unbalanced - P.S.
2001-02-04 by J. Larry Hendry
Attachments
- No local attachments were found for this message.