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6th September 2004, 02:42 AM
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Location: SIUE, Illinois, USA
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buffered ground?
everyone always says that a star ground is the best. but a lot of circuits have many connections to ground. would it make sense to add a buffer to the circuit so that connections to ground could be placed on the board?
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