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how to delay the signal ?

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Hi, all

the input is 50MHz clock signal.

I want to delay this clock signal from 1n- 10ns

Of course, I can use two Inverter to Achieve this delay, but the delay time is not controlled.




but is there some IC, I can controlled the delay ???
 

You can use a bandpass filter with group delays from 1n-10ns.
 

Are you looking for a variable RF delay? Inverters will give you a square wave output.
 

There is delay ICs out there made by companies such as Micrel, Maxim and OnSemi. We've used them for trigger delay. I'm trying to remember what specific devices we used.
 
Thanks a lot , I searched for Micrel delay IC , and get some results :smile:
 

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