At high frequencies, the copper is part of the circuit
RF design is determined in three areas: architecture, circuitry, and geometry. We provide the tools for all three—and the specialists who know when each analysis is worth the effort.
Often, yes. Many products have a wireless component, even though RF isn’t their core competency. That’s also where access to specialists matters most—the tool alone won’t get the job done.
Microwave Office. That's where the circuit design work takes place, and the EM tools are launched from there.
AXIEM is planar and works fastest on flat copper: lines, couplers, and patch antennas. Analyst is a 3D solver for non-planar elements—transitions, connectors, and true 3D structures.
When the chain is long enough that it is not obvious which block determines the result, and when the requirements come from an external source in the form of a standard.
EMC for the entire product falls under simulation and analysis, which is where Clarity 3D Transient Solver is located. Heat in a power amplifier falls under thermal simulation.
Yes. The RF circuit is designed in AWR and can be transferred to the PCB flow in Allegro X.
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RF issues are rarely theoretical. If you have a product where the measurements don’t match the simulation, this is the quickest way to figure out which analysis is missing. No sales pitch. No pressure.