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什么共模和差模(经典)!（What common mode and differential mode (Classic)!） What common mode and differential mode? Professional summary and experience What are common mode interference and differential mode interference? There are two kinds of changes in voltage and current through a wire. We call this common mode and differential mode. A communication line, such as a power line, telephone, etc, that exchanges with other equipment or peripheral equipment, and has at least two wires that transmit power or signals as a return line. But there are usually third conductors besides these wires, and this is the earth wire. There are two kinds of interference voltage and current: one is two wires, respectively, for the round-trip line transmission; the other is two wires to do the road, the ground line to return the road transmission. The former is called differential mode, and the latter is called common mode. For differential amplifiers, two input interference signals, if they are unequal in magnitude or different in direction, are differential mode interference signals. Usually we use two wire, a L, a zero line (N), a zero line that is the center line of three-phase electricity, and there is a ground wire called ground wire,. The interference between the zero line and the live wire is called differential mode interference, and the interference between the fire line and ground wire is called common mode interference. There is no voltage between the earth and the zero line, or it can be considered as a zero line, no voltage, and can not drive the electric appliance, so there is no interference between the zero line and the ground wire. What is common mode residual voltage and what is common mode residual voltage voltage (common mode voltage) (common mode): the average value of phasor voltage between each conductor and the reference point (often the ground or frame). Or, add to that part of the input voltage between the voltmeter two, the measuring end and the specified common end. Vo