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Group delay The measurement, in nanoseconds, of the time retardation created by a filter or circuit to any discrete signal that passes through it When the group delay varies across the passband significantly, as it does in tight Chebyshev filters (and to a certain extent in Butterworth filters), this will cause increased BER in digital radios This variation in the group delay, called group delay variations (GDV), is especially severe at the edges of a filter s passband, so any filter that has steep skirts and/or a high pole count will have a high GDV The problem can be lessened by widening the filter s passband beyond what is required by the signal; using fewer filter poles; or choosing a Butterworth type or, if selectivity specifications permit it, a Bessel filter response GDV is directly equated to the differential delay specification above Insertion loss The attenuation created in a filter within the center of its passband when the filter is terminated at its design impedance Measured in dB Insertion loss linearity The measure, in dB, in the variations in insertion loss with input power Primarily a problem with crystal filters Passband The band of frequencies from fLOW to fHIGH that a filter passes with 3 dB or less attenuation (fLOW and fHIGH are located at points where the insertion losses reach, typically, 3 dB) Measured in Hz Passband ripple The amplitude fluctuations within a filter s passband A ripple greater than 05 dB is usually considered unacceptable in digitally modulated radios Chebyshev is the dominant filter topology that contains ripple within its passband However, this ripple can be decreased to 01 dB or less by low-ripple Cheby designs Phase shift The measurement of the variation of the phase of a signal as it moves through a filter from its input to its output Poles Refers to the number of reactive components, inductors or capacitors, in a low-pass or high-pass filter; or the number of reactive pairs in a bandpass filter (for an all-pole filter) The filter s order matches its poles in an all-pole filter, and the number of poles governs the steepness of the filter s skirts Q (quality factor) The ratio of the center frequency to its bandwidth at its 3-dB-down points The narrower the bandwidth for the same center frequency, the higher the filter Q Q also refers to the quality factor of the individual components that make up the filter This is particularly important for inductors within the LC filter circuit, since the lower the individual Q s within each component, the higher the filter s insertion loss will be The stopbands will also have a poorer stopband attenuation characteristic, and the filter s response at the band edges will be more rounded than with high-Q components Return loss The measurement, expressed in decibels, of the difference between the signal power sent toward a filter s input and the strength of the RF signal power returned, or reflected, from the input back toward the.

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