Common-mode Rejection
Common-Mode Rejection is a measurement system performance characteristic that quantifies the ability of a differential amplifier to reject signals common to both input terminals while amplifying the difference between them, thereby minimizing the influence of externally coupled interference, particularly in biopotential signal acquisition and low-noise signal conditioning applications.
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