Signal frequency bandwidth limitation, fast pulse shaping, separation between telecommunications signals, and suppression of unwanted carrier and disturbance frequencies are among the most important jobs of filter circuits. While active filters with operational amplifiers and switched capacitor filters are used for lower frequency applications, passive filter versions dominate the application spectrum at frequencies above 5MHz. Now, however, a new active filter design has been developed that makes use of the open loop pole and delay time of an operational amplifier. The filter circuits consist of OPA660s, which provide the necessary bandwidth and allow access to the first open-loop pole and internal amplifier delay time.