APF vs ordinary filters?

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APF vs ordinary filters?

Robert Morris
Why is it that the APF is more effective than a narrow ordinary
DSP filter?
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Re: APF vs ordinary filters?

Guy, K2AV
The passband shape is that of an inverted "V" with a sharp tip.  While
this can be remarkably useless for tuning around, the regular passband
shapes being better for that, once a real weakie is discovered, tuning
the APF to it creates an immediate signal to noise improvement.  It is
so narrow though that one can tune past a weak signal and not hear it.

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> Why is it that the APF is more effective than a narrow ordinary
> DSP filter?
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