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"Joel Kolstad" wrote in message ... "john jardine" wrote in message ... The way to go is firstly design a prototype low pass filter. Then transform it to its high pass equivalent. Then transform to the band stop design. This (alone) doesn't work if you want a 2% bandwidth filter at 500MHz built using lumped L's and C's with finite Q's. Try it. :-) ---Joel Most certainly not up at that frequency. Just too many parasitics. :-). (Even 150MHz is pushing it). regards john |
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