Phase Splitter:

A circuit that produces two voltages of the same amplitude but opposite phase. It is useful for driving class B push-pull amplifiers. If you will visualize a swamped CE amplifier with a voltage gain of 1, then you will have a phase splitter because the ac voltages across the collector and emitter resistances are equal in magnitude and opposite in phase.

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