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shifting a clock signal

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I have a camera that has a clock signal of 30Hz, at 5V, what I will like to do is shift that clock signal about 5 ms, so I will have the 30hz signal from the camera and a second 30Hz signal 5ms later, is there a way to do it without a microcontroller?
 

This would work:

clockshift.png

You can do the math to calculate the phase shift according to R and C (Vout = Vin 1/(1+jwRC), get the angle). Oh, make the second inverter a Schmitt trigger so it doesn't trigger several times while the voltage on the capacitor is rising.

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