A bi-directional delay line is an electronic or optical component designed to introduce a time delay in a signal that can travel in both directions along the line. This means that the signal can be delayed whether it is propagating in one direction or the opposite. Bi-directional delay lines can be implemented in various forms, including: 1. **Electrical Delay Lines**: These are typically made using transmission lines such as coaxial cables or twisted pair cables, often incorporated with electronic components to provide delay.
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