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A signal is a stream of information in the form of a varying quantity. Usually in electronics, signals can be in the form of voltages, currents, or radiated electromagnetic fields.
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Can I electronically substract an audio signal from an other one?
I would like to know if there is a solution to electronically retrieve the B signal alone. Is there any IC or any kind of circuit that could allow me to do that kind of substract ? …
