Why is there a dip in this Chebyshev filter response? I want to build and simulate a 6 GHz, 4th order lumped-element Chebyshev bandpass filter with a maximum passband ripple of 0.1 dB and a bandwidth of 1 GHz, and as I understand it, there should be 3 lobes in the S11 response, but instead my circuit has a huge drop at the center frequency. I'm not certain what could be causing this or if this is even common, but I'm assuming it has to do with my implementation. The equations I used to get the component values from the normalized lowpass filter coefficients are as follows and the schematic from MWO is also attached;









The elements in the circuit are (from left to right); [C1 = 3.53078138643953e-06 uF, L1 = 0.199281477338676 nH, L2 = 10.3941804502207 nH, C2 = 6.76935843301265e-08 uF, C3 = 5.63670104271011e-06 uF, L3 = 0.124828215212789 nH, L4 = 6.51082585059285 nH, C4 = 1.08069137002873e-07 uF].If anyone can see where I'm going wrong, and would be kind enough to point it out to me that would be greatly appreciated.
You are confused about which parameters are what.  The $S_{11}$ parameter is the power that's reflected back from the network; the $S_{21}$ parameter is the desirable bit that's passed forward.
Just by conservation of energy, if the filter is lossless then $\left | S_{11} \right | = 1 -  \left | S_{21} \right |$.  So that horrible deep null in $S_{11}$ actually just means that $S_{21}$ is at unity, which is desired.