diifferential microphone

Hi, i am trying to simulate a microphone sinus 1kHz. A microphone is not connected to ground, but it is differential The simulator seems to hang when i do not connect the voltage function generator to ground. Any ideas how to simulate a differential sinus ?

by tomq
March 07, 2013

Please make your circuit unlisted or public:

https://www.circuitlab.com/blog/2012/06/07/unlisted-circuits-easier-sharing-of-schematics/

Attach a 1G resistor from each end of the source to ground.

by signality
March 07, 2013

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