Single-ended
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Single-ended is a method by which logic signals are transmitted over a cable.
Single-ended may also refer to:
- Hi-Fi amplification where a single triode or pendode is used running in Class A.
- Single-ended signalling, the simplest method of transmitting electrical signals over wires
- Single-ended triode, vacuum tube electronic amplifier
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