The discussion focuses on implementing an analog delay line circuit to sequentially power sections of a wire with a specific time delay (Δt) between each section. The user seeks a solution that can be soldered inline to achieve this effect. The suggested approach involves utilizing analog delay line circuits, which are well-documented in various datasheets available online. This method allows for precise control over the timing of power delivery to each wire segment.
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cowmoo32 said:I have a driver that sends power to a wire when it hears a sound. What I would like to do is cut the wire into sections and put something inline that would delay the power getting sent by a fraction of a second. So, wire 1 is powered, Δt, wire 2 is powered, Δt, wire 3 is powered, etc. Is there an analog way to do this? Ideally it would be something I could solder in between each section.