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Allowing for the flow of power or information without shared electrical nodes
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Separate microphone signals through phantom power
I've seen many circuits of microphone amplifiers, and some of them have phantom power in them. But usually there is only one input, and if I were to design a mic preamp for two mics, and get the phant …
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