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Q&A Using split CT termination for better THD performance

How does this work - how does it improve THD performance? As with any transformer connected to a live wire, there will be an AC voltage common mode signal transferred by winding capacitance to...

posted 1d ago by Andy aka‭

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#1: Initial revision by user avatar Andy aka‭ · 2025-04-02T15:17:34Z (1 day ago)
 > _How does this work - how does it improve THD performance?_

As with any transformer connected to a live wire, there will be an AC voltage common mode signal transferred by winding capacitance to the secondary. If you want that common-mode signal to be balanced (and hence easily cancelled by the ADCs differential input), you would use a split burden resistor. 

If your application isn't that important then you would use a single burden resistor and imbalanced ADC input.