Hello, I have a qustion when reading the white paper <Improving Common-Mode Rejection Using the Right-Leg Drive Amplifier>.

That Figure 7. put a cap Cb between test ground and analog ground. I thought that cap will made the common input voltage from about 10V to about 4.7V, is that right?
and why do you put that cap during test?
Another question is that if my system is a Li-Bat power system , i thought that means the Cb is a much lower value compare to 220pf ,and that may cause the common input larger than 4.7V, and when i test the CMRR, the result may become worse compare to the paper, is that right?
In this situation ,what can i do to improve the CMRR?

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