Electroshark
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I'm currently building a system which needs an all-pass filter with a delay as constant as possible over a ~200 kHz frequency range (i.e. this range can be anywhere in between 100 Hz to 500 kHz). To complicate things even more, I need the delay to be voltage adjustable. I assume that it's very difficult to build such an elaborate analog filter. Am I right? If so, should I consider building a digital all-pass filter instead? Are modern audio delay circuits using these types of filters? Do they exist in IC?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated...
Any advice would be greatly appreciated...