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Grounding | diyAudio
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Grounding and Shielding for your DIY Audio Projects
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In a typical piece of audio equipment (most everything else as well) there are usually three distinct ground circuits. The first is obvious, the signal ground, the second is the power supply ground and third and often ignored is the case or chassis ground. Each has a …
Audio Component Grounding and Interconnection - …
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Of course the power supply must be connected to the audio circuit so the designer dutifully connects the quietest point on the power supply ground buss to the audio circuit ground. Come time to connect the input XLR connector to the circuit, the signal on pin 2 and the reference on pin 3 is connected to the + and – inputs of the differential amplifier.
Grounding | diyAudio
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The most important thing is to keep the rectifier currents and speaker currents out of your sensitive signal ground return paths. This means returning the ground main power supply cap (before the choke) straight back to the transformer and to the speakers usually. Using a star ground enforces the rule but there are other ways.
Grounding | diyAudio
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First make the ground loops, local loops. Example: B+ #1, CLC or CRC filter #1 Connect B+ center tap to the first filter cap negative, then connect from the first filter cap negative to the second cap negative. Keep these wires short (parts close …
Audio Ground Box - the WHYs and the HOWs - Quartz …
https://quartzacoustic.com/audio-ground-box-the-whys-and-the-hows/
Just plug the banana plug end to the ground box and connect the RCA end of the cable to any available RCA port of your CD player or DAC to secure the ground connection. Connecting to S/PDIF coaxial digital out in the form of RCA is perfect if there is no more available RCA ports behind your CD player or DAC.
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