XDL21-7-125S

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Delay lines are a critical part of most electronic circuits. They are used in a variety of applications, from clock synchronization to radio frequency (RF) signal transmission and echo cancellation. The most common type of delay line is the electrical delay line, which works by introducing a delay between two signals by powering the circuit with an electrical force, such as a capacitor or inductor. The duration of the delay is determined by the length of the circuit. In addition, the frequency of the delayed signal can be altered by changing the electrical characteristics of the circuit.

The XDL21-7-125S is an example of an electrical delay line. It is a low profile, two-pin device, consisting of two small rods, each with an inner and outer diameter. A number of electrical components, such as capacitors and inductors, are contained within the rods, and a timing circuit is used to determine the delay time. The device can be powered with voltages from 3V to 5V, and has a delay time up to 125 microseconds.

The XDL21-7-125S is typically used in applications such as controlling timing of events in computers, or providing accurate timing reference in wearable devices. It works by introducing a fixed delay to a signal before it passes through the circuit, allowing accurate timing control. In addition, the XDL21-7-125S is also used in RF signal transmission and echo cancellation circuits. The device can be used to introduce a fixed delay to the signal, which allows for better signal reception and echo cancellation.

The XDL21-7-125S is a reliable and cost-effective electrical delay line. Its compact size, low power consumption, and accurate timing make it an ideal solution for a wide range of applications. With its flexible design, the device can be used in a wide variety of applications, from timing computers to providing accurate timing reference in wearable devices.

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