Microwave Office circuit design software is used by leading manufacturers to accelerate product development of high-frequency electronics. The intuitive interface, innovative design automation, and powerful harmonic-balance circuit simulation ensure greater engineering productivity and accelerated design cycles. RF-aware layout, high-frequency models, design automation, and powerful HB simulator ensure greater engineering productivity and accelerate design cycles for today's most challenging applications.

The Microwave Office advantage:

Robust

Best-in-class harmonic balance engine provides fast and rigorous convergence of highly nonlinear networks, addressing circuits with large transistor counts and/or harmonic content.

Powerful

Design automation, an intuitive interface and scripting/customization supports all phases of product development in less time.

Integrated

Co-simulation with system and electromagnetic simulators provides in-situ parasitic extraction, design verification and standards-compliant communication test benches.

Features:

• Design in real conditions. The tight integration of the topology editor, circuit interface and an extensive library of RF component models allows developers not only to obtain incredible accuracy in the simulation of electrical circuits and their topologies, but also simply visualize the structure being created before being sent to production.
• Intuitive Modeling. You can evaluate the key characteristics of radio frequency and microwave circuits using linear modeling in the frequency domain for passive components and analyzing signal integrity, and for non-linear circuits (power amplifiers, mixers, or generators), you can use the APLAC simulator, which allows for transient modeling and simulations using the harmonic balance method.
• Development for production. Microwave Office offers an advanced tool for the complete design of monolithic microwave integrated circuits, providing a successful development result thanks to the hierarchical structure of the platform, which allows you to accurately assess the electrical characteristics of various integrated circuits and printed circuit boards, complex multilayer interconnects, built-in passive components and surface mount devices used in almost all modern multi-chip RF modules.