Method and apparatus for characterizing a differential circuit

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324632, 324638, 324642, 379417, 379 3, 178 69C, 178 69B, G01R 2704

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus is provided for characterizing a differential circuit. A measurement system (200) is used to introduce input signals to the differential circuit and to measure corresponding output signals. Particularly, an input differential wave is introduced into the differential circuit (1010) while correspondingly measuring a differential output wave (1020) and a first common mode output wave (1030). Similarly, an input common mode wave is introduced (1040) while measuring a second differential output wave (1050) and a second common mode output wave (1060).

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