Chapter 15: Grounding - Valve Wizard
Chapter 15: Grounding Ground refers to the common ‘reference node’ that is shared by all the parts of a circuit. For all the circuits in this book (and most others) ground is zero volts, or earth, and is normally represented by one of the circuit symbols in fig. 15.1. All four
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