The discussion focuses on the concept of "symmetric input" in instrumentational and differential amplifiers. Symmetric input refers to a balanced differential input where the positive and negative inputs are equal in magnitude but opposite in phase, exemplified by Vplus = A·sin(ωt) and Vminus = -A·sin(ωt). This contrasts with asymmetric inputs, which do not maintain this balance. Understanding this distinction is crucial for proper amplifier design and application.
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Probably they mean a balanced diferential input, likeGaroll said:I would like to ask you what it is meant by "symmetric input" in the instrumentational amplifier schematics and in the differential amplifier? I can`t understand what is the difference between symmetric and non symmetric input and output as parameters. Can anyone explain ?