| filter_id |
| Base Entity | Filter |
| Attribute Name | filter_id |
| Logical Rolename | |
| ColumnName | filter_id |
| RoleName | |
| Definition | Filter identifier. Each filter is assigned a unique integer which identifies it in a database |
| Note |
| gain |
| Base Entity | Filter |
| Attribute Name | gain |
| Logical Rolename | |
| ColumnName | gain |
| RoleName | |
| Definition | This attribute denotes the gain |
| Note |
| frequency |
| Base Entity | Filter |
| Attribute Name | frequency |
| Logical Rolename | |
| ColumnName | frequency |
| RoleName | |
| Definition | The frequency (fs) at which the value in sensitivity/gain is correct |
| Note |
| in_sp_rate |
| Base Entity | Filter |
| Attribute Name | in_sp_rate |
| Logical Rolename | |
| ColumnName | in_sp_rate |
| RoleName | |
| Definition | Sampling rate. This attribute is the input sample rate in samples/second |
| Note |
| out_sp_rate |
| Base Entity | Filter |
| Attribute Name | out_sp_rate |
| Logical Rolename | |
| ColumnName | out_sp_rate |
| RoleName | |
| Definition | Sampling rate. This attribute is the output sample rate in samples/second |
| Note |
| offset |
| Base Entity | Filter |
| Attribute Name | offset |
| Logical Rolename | |
| ColumnName | offset |
| RoleName | |
| Definition | This field determines which sample is chosen for use. The value of this field has to be greater than or equal to zero, but less than the decimation factor |
| Note |
| delay |
| Base Entity | Filter |
| Attribute Name | delay |
| Logical Rolename | |
| ColumnName | delay |
| RoleName | |
| Definition | The estimated pure delay for the filter |
| Note |
| correction |
| Base Entity | Filter |
| Attribute Name | correction |
| Logical Rolename | |
| ColumnName | correction |
| RoleName | |
| Definition | The time shift applied to the time tag due to delay at this stage of the filter; a negative number indicating the amount of time added to the former time tag. The actual delay is difficult to estimate, and the correction applied neglects dispersion. This field allows to know how much correction was used, in case a more accurate correction is to be applied later. A zero here implies no correction was done |
| Note |
| seqresp_id |
| Base Entity | Filter |
| Attribute Name | seqresp_id |
| Logical Rolename | |
| ColumnName | seqresp_id |
| RoleName | |
| Definition | Sequence of responses identifier. Each sequence of responses is assigned a unique integer which identifies it in a database |
| Note |
| lddate |
| Base Entity | Filter |
| Attribute Name | lddate |
| Logical Rolename | |
| ColumnName | lddate |
| RoleName | |
| Definition | Load date. Date and time that the record was created or last modified, in Oracle date datatype |
| Note |