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WIPL-D Microwave Pro Introduces
WIPL-D Microwave v2.0 is an
important upgrade from v1.1 in terms of speed of circuit simulation. The
overall simulation of circuits consisting of ideal components is at
least 10 times faster, and for closed-form components at least 15 times
faster.
The main new features are:
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New component description
technology leads to multifold acceleration of S-parameters
calculation
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Latest library routines used for
faster circuit simulation
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Reduced overhead computations in
optimization cycles
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Stored Range settings and Zoom Area
option in the Graph window
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Link to Time Domain Solver
WIPL-D Microwave v1.1 is a
slight alteration of v1.0, which features:
While v1.0 featured only the Lite version
of Filter Designer, v1.1 links with professional tools for filter and
antenna array design.
The features introduced with
professional version v1.0:
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No limits on circuit size -
circuits are simulated regardless of the number of nodes,
components, or component ports.
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Modular modeling of complex
circuits - hierarchical circuit modeling is enabled through
usage of subcircuit components. Provided encapsulation simplifies
the modeling and handling of complex circuits.
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Mode-matching based
rectangular waveguide library - provides very accurate models of
waveguide discontinuities that are much faster than 3D EM models.
Number of modes taken into account at discontinuity characterization
is user-definable.
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Coplanar waveguide library -
including 3D EM and closed-form models of discontinuities.
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Smart simulation of EM and
mode-matching components - circuit solver saves the results of
previously done EM or mode-matching simulations and re-uses them
when possible. This option is very useful in circuits including
several identical components, or in optimization cycles with a low
number of optimization variables.
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Filter Designer Lite - tool
for easy LC filter design supports two approximations (Butterworth
and Chebyshev). Filter Designer Pro will be released in future
featuring more approximations as well as physical filter
implementations like stepped-impedance, shunt-stub, edge-coupled,
hairpin, combline,...
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Improved visualization of results
- graph markers allow easy reading of specific points from 2D
graphs. Tabular listing of results is improved by adding the
Magnitude/Phase display capability.
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New idealized components -
independent floating sources, dependent sources (VCVS,...), generic
impedance and admittance, voltmeters.
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