DS1100LZ-30+T

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Delay lines are electrical or acoustic transmission lines used to provide a determinate delay in the propagation of any electrical or acoustic signals or waves. The delay is generated by sending a signal through a line of sufficient length for the desired delay time. The model DS1100LZ-30+T is a specialized delay line device primarily used in the timing applications of electronic devices.

The DS1100LZ-30+T delay line is designed to time down large incoming signals to an exact length in order to keep them synchronized with other devices and processes. Timing accuracy is very high in order to maintain the flow of signals. The device is capable of providing sub-microsecond accuracy in order to keep processes running on schedule.

The DS1100LZ-30+T delay line is typically used in the timing of data sample pulses in circuit boards and related components. The line input is connected to a device that can provide a pulsing signal, such as a frequency generator, a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO), or a logic high or low level from a controller. A high-gain amplifier boosts the pulse signals to amplify them to a higher level suitable for the delay line. The amplified pulse is then sent through the delay line.

The length of delay line is typically confirmed in a very precise manner. The line is generally divided into small segments that permit the exact length for the desired delay to be set through the use of digital switches on the line. When the input pulse is sent through the delay line, the relative timing of the pulse can be accurately adjusted. The number of segments and the length of each segment is determined by the timing precision needed.

The DS1100LZ-30+T delay line is primarily used in the timing applications of electronic devices, especially where there is a need for highly accurate and precise timing of signals. It is ideally suited for applications in television and audio broadcasting, radar, digital instruments, data acquisition systems, and factory automation.

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