delayer
- noun
- /dɪˈleɪər/
- Specialized
- The engineer installed a delayer to synchronize the signals between the different circuits.
Examples
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By adjusting the settings on the delayer, the technician was able to fine-tune the timing for the digital transmission.
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A delayer can be used in audio processing to create echo effects by delaying the sound signal.
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The operating modes of the sweep delayer indicated by the LED lamp located at the right of the delay slighting switch.
Synonyms
An electronic circuit that makes a signal arrive later by a certain amount of time
A device that delays electrical signals by letting electromagnetic waves travel along it
A device that delays electrical signals by turning them into sound waves that travel and become electrical signals again
A device that delays a signal using the time sound takes to travel
Something that slows a movement or a process
Antonyms
- Specialized
A computer part that makes tasks like creating images or processing data faster
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Etymology
The word delayer comes from delay 'to make something happen later' and the ending -er which can mean 'a thing that does it' as well as a person. So in electronics a delayer is a device that holds a signal back for a short time to keep things in sync.