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Subject: | [TenTec] INRAD Filter Question |
From: | btippett@alum.mit.edu (Bill Tippett) |
Date: | Sun May 25 14:08:34 2003 |
K0CQ wrote: > Inrad makes claims for steeper skirts and squarer shoulders than the similar TT filters. When passing static and high speed CW and clean signals to a DSP, those are not necessarily good characteristics because they (squarer shoulders and steeper skirts) are generally accompanied more rapid deviations from linear phase delay that damages rapidly changing signals. There is actually not much difference between Inrad and Ten Tec filters. Thanks to Roger K9RB who forwarded actual data from Ten Tec on the 217, 218, 219 and 220 from here: http://www.qsl.net/tentec/manuals/217.pdf Here are the comparisons (Inrad data from: http://www.qth.com/inrad/tentec_menu.htm Filter 6 dB BW Shape Factor TT217 500 2.0:1 IR759 455 2.1:1 TT218 1800 1.8:1IR761 1913 1.7:1 TT219 250 2.4:1 IR760 315 2.2:1 TT220 2400 1.7:1 Still seems odd to me that TT switches the optional 500 and 250 roofing filters at 370 and 190 Hz, yet they switch the standard 2400 and 6000 at 2390 and 5990 Hz respectively. I wonder why? 73, Bill W4ZV |
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