1972Electronics LettersRequires access

Relation between the delay at direct current and Elmore's delay

Vojtěch Dvořák

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The d.c. delay of a 2-port and the delay defined by Elmore are shown to be identical, provided that the transfer function of a 2-port is not zero at direct current.

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The d.c. delay of a 2-port and the delay defined by Elmore are shown to be identical, provided that the transfer function of a 2-port is not zero at direct current.

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The d.c. delay of a 2-port and the delay defined by Elmore are shown to be identical, provided that the transfer function of a 2-port is not zero at direct current.

Key concepts: Elmore delay, Delay calculation, Current (fluid), Delay line oscillator, Transfer function, Port (circuit theory), Control theory (sociology), Group delay and phase delay

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