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Old January 12th 06, 04:41 AM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
Pete KE9OA
 
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Default Measuring filter shape factor

Good web page.....................I throw them on a network analyzer when I
want to measure them, but there are some pretty good ideas here.

Pete

"mike maghakian" wrote in message
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check this page out:

http://www.radio-electronics.com/inf...electivity.php




"Michael Thorpe" wrote in message
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Amongst all these political propaganda posts, I wonder if there is a
little room for a technical question related to radio please?

If so, here goes:

How does one measure the IF filter shape factor in a shortwave radio?

I am technically minded and do have a signal generator, etc., but I am
not sure of the exact procedure. Do I get the audio level at the peak
frequency, then detune both sides off the peak for -3dB of the
demodulated audio, note down the width between these points, then
detune to obtain for -50dB of the demodulated audio, get the width at
these points, and then the ratio of the two widths is the filter shape
factor?

I would appreciate a link to the exact procedure if there is one
(don't seem to be able to find this in Google) or an expert advice
please.

I would also appreciate advice as to what actual values of filter
shape are considered poor, good, excellent, etc...

Thanks in advance,
Michael





 
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