Reader Comments
Yes, you can change the delay to 1.5 us for low frequencies. The delay is however a function of the frequency! The bandwidth where the delay will be 1.5 us "-3dB" may be 200 KHz only.
William Kuipers -July 20, 2008
Is this feasible for creating a much larger delay of 1.5µs by altering the R/C values?
otakon -July 09, 2008
The formula's contain an error: It is easy to see that for low frequencies, the circuit is inverting. The transfer function lacks a minus sign.
Formula's also ignore the bandwidth limitation of the op-amp.
The circuit needs to be driven from 0 Ohm impedance. Perhaps the circuit is not so briljant an accurate as the text shows.
It is still nice.
William Kuipers -June 25, 2008
Hi guys Can someone tell me how to make my time delay to be little bit longer
kenneth -June 20, 2008
Hi if there is any one who can hook me up with a phase delay circuit combined with a heterodyne reciever to detect very weak fm signals
Eliakim Mwajumwa -April 17, 2008
this is a nice circuit.
wasif waheed -March 13, 2008
answer my questions....tnx
Anonymous -June 24, 2007
what is the relation of capacitance and resistance in a delay circuit?is there any effect in a delay cicuit?how does the delay occur?
Anonymous -June 24, 2007
hi is there someboby who can help me, im looking for a circuit to invert video signal from a receiver. il be using this for a thesis.. thanks! if u have please contact me at email add. "adb_x@yahoo.com"
Anonymous -June 05, 2007
oops... i meant H(s) = 1*exp(j*-2*arctan(wRC)) => phase = -2*arctan(wRC) = w*Td ......ok, its not constant, sorry for the screw up.
Anonymous -March 11, 2007
isn't the phase delay (=> time delay) constant for all frequencies? --> H(s) = sqrt((1+(RCs)^2)/1+(RCs)^2)*exp(arctan(-wRC)-arctan(wRC)) = 1*exp(-arctan(2wRC)) => phase = 2wRC =>Tdelay = 2RC.............Is this right?
Anonymous -March 11, 2007
All my friends
It can be used in microphone arrays? If u know any time delay circuits, plz advice to me.
best regard
thiha -February 27, 2007
I have a task where I have to introduce two delays Sin() and Cos() of a 5kHz signal. Does somebody know solution satisfy my need? Lahan
Anonymous -December 04, 2006
Can y'all speak english?
Led zeppelin -September 30, 2006
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RODGER MELVYN THOMPSON -August 24, 2006
I would be interested in other similar designs. william.kuipers@tiscali.nl Thanks.
William Kuipers -July 28, 2006
I would be interested in other similar designs. william.kuipers@tiscali.nl Thanks.
William Kuipers -July 28, 2006
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Anonymous -April 05, 2006
Avtually the circuit is inverting!! Unless you use an inductor instead of the capacitor. Furthermore the circuits needs to be driven from 0 Ohm impedance requiring input buffering! It works well with video signals, but only for relatively small bandwidth/delay products. I use a higher order modified circuit with 1 AD8055 opamp and 90ns delay for 0 to 7 MHz with one inductor and two capacitors.
William Kuipers -March 08, 2006 (Article Rating: )
i am a new members so i want to get free design of delay time circuit, because i want to make moving sensor using infra red with delay time. Thank's
idam cahyo utomo -October 01, 2005
in every frequncy the ampedanc of RC chang and your time delay will be chang whith frequncy.
farhan zahiri/ iran -August 31, 2005
nice, simple, useful.
robert -June 25, 2005 (Article Rating: )
thank you for this circute . but in every frequncy the ampedanc of RC chang and your time delay will be chang whith frequncy.I know very good method to creating a fixed time delay for all frequency. my chat ID : vartan_sah@yahoo.com
syed ali hasani \ IRAN -May 18, 2005
thank you for this circute . but in every frequncy the ampedanc of RC chang and your time delay will be chang whith frequncy.I know very good method to creating a fixed time delay for all frequency. my chat ID : vartan_sah@yahoo.com
syed ali hasani \ IRAN -May 18, 2005
thank you for this circute . but in every frequncy the ampedanc of RC chang and your time delay will be chang whith frequncy.I know very good method to creating a fixed time delay for all frequency. my chat ID : vartan_sah@yahoo.com
syed ali hasani \ IRAN -May 18, 2005
The product catalogues are still needed.
Suresh Kannan -November 02, 2004
I have a question about this circuit. What is the response of this circuit when the input signal is a video signal? We know that RC resistance will change for different frequencies.
Khosro P. -October 27, 2004
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