| 摘要 |
A transistor circuit for producing delayed pulses includes a transistor normally biased to conduct. An incoming pulse increases conductivity and charges an RC circuit to change the bias condition. The trailing edge of the incoming pulse drives the transistor to cut-off to form the leading edge of the delayed pulse. The lagging edge of the delayed pulse occurs when the RC circuit discharges enough to allow the transistor to return to normal conductivity.
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