moamps
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And I'm still haunted by one, perhaps rhetorical, question about it. The superiority of THAT1646 over other ICs is that the dumping error current in the ground is very small or absent in the case of a short circuit of one of the balanced outputs. Why is this so important when it is also proclaimed that in balanced systems currents and voltages in ground connections are not part of the useful signal anyway (pin1 - problem and solution drama)? What do we care if there are any currents flowing through the shield?