Several designs of a passive, RF, reconfigurable filter topology have been explored. The LC-filter topology is a π-network. The filters have been designed, simulated, fabricated, and tested. A reconfiguration range as high as 850 MHz has been demonstrated. Inductors used in these designs have been characterized with test structure measurements, lumped parameter models, and fast method-of-moments solver models. Inductor characterization has provided insight into quality factor improvement due to micromachining and quality factor for various inductor geometries. This project serves as one of the first attempts at integrating several MEMS passives together to form an electronic circuit. Future directions in this work include new filter topologies, improved design choices based on passive characterization results and wider reconfigurable ranges.