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1. Serial mode voltage
It's customary in metrology to call any parasitic voltage appearing at the operating terminals of a device the "series mode voltage". Figure
1
illustrates the case of a generator G with three parasitic sources s
1
, s
2
and s
3
. These four sources do not produce signals of the same frequency. As a result, the output impedance
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