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How to wiring single ended to differential input?

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Hello,

I have an analog output PLC module that is single ended : analog out and analog ground. I want to use this signal to control a differential analog input from a servodrive : analog+ analog- and analog gnd. How can I wire this with a twisted shielded cable in order to minimize the EMC problems, that I seem to have?

Thanks a lot.
 

You can use a differential amplifier, to convert from single ended to differential.

Or simply connect the Command- line to ground (for ac using a decoupling capacitor), and aply the signal to the Command+ input (using a decoupling cap if the signal is ac).
 

The signal has a low frequency. If the signal doesn't change during some times, I will lose informations if I use a decoupling capacitor?
How can I choose the value of the decoupling capacitors?
 

Many ways shown attached file. Pls push HELPED!
 

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