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Subject: Re: Analog signal elay element: Question
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Date: 6 Feb 91 21:05:12 GMT
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In article <16663@venera.isi.edu>, sllu@jenny.isi.edu (Shih-Lien Lu) writes...
>Wisdom of the net:
> 
>What are some ways to implement delays for analog signals (dealy in 1 ns
>resolution)?
>One possible way is to have the equiv. of an R/2R ladder.
>Is there any other way, in particular, to implement on an IC?
>Thanks in advance. 
> 
>Shih-Lien

How about microstrip transmission lines?  The delay will be 1 ns/foot times
the dielectric constant of the circuit board material.  Find a microwave
or ECL book for details.

Philip Munts N7AHL
NRA Extremist, etc.
University of Alaska, Fairbanks