What is the New Concept About Common Mode Noise in Electrical Engineering?

In summary, common mode noise in electrical engineering is a type of interference that occurs when unwanted signals enter a circuit through the ground or power supply. It can cause disruptions and distortions in the desired signal, leading to errors and malfunctions in electronic devices. Engineers use various techniques such as shielding and filtering to reduce common mode noise and ensure the proper functioning of circuits. Understanding and managing common mode noise is crucial in designing and troubleshooting electrical systems.
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