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Applied Wave Research (AWR) - Press Release 10-8-2007
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AWR and NXP Release LDMOS Simulation Library – Featuring NXP Sixth-Generation
Devices
Latest NXP large signal models now available in Microwave Office
2007 design suite
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. and Eindhoven,
The Netherlands — 8 October 2007 — Applied Wave Research, Inc.
(AWR®) today announced the completion and release of a Microwave Office®
2007 design software simulation library that features NXP Semiconductor’s
sixth-generation laterally-diffused metal oxide semiconductor (LDMOS)
devices. The simulation library provides power amplifier (PA) and base
station design engineers, as well as designers of worldwide interoperability
for microwave access (WiMAX) and wireless broadcasting equipment with
AWR- and NXP-proven large signal circuit simulation models.
“In order to meet the demanding power efficiency and linearity specifications
of modern communication systems, the PA design engineer requires accurate
device models and fast and efficient simulation tools,” said Ronald
Wilting, international product marketing manager at NXP Semiconductor.
“NXP has met the technical challenge to develop such models for their
silicon RF LDMOS technology and now designers using AWR’s Microwave
Office software benefit by also being able to examine the performance
of these packaged NXP devices as part of their design flow. This results
in better PA design topologies,
“NXP is a global leader of semiconductor
solutions and its silicon RF LDMOS technology delivers unprecedented
performance,” said Chris Paris, AWR director of European operations.
“We are pleased to work with them in the development of this simulation
library. The combination of the Microwave Office design platform with
NXP’s LDMOS large signal device model library results in an even higher
quality design solution that greatly benefits the customers of both
companies.”
Pricing and Availability
NXP
device models are available now and contain, for the first time, LDMOS
devices from the WiMAX product portfolio. For active, licensed customers
of AWR’s Microwave Office, the NXP LDMOS process technology simulation
library is free. The library can be obtained by contacting NXP directly
at: www.nxp.com/support.
About Applied Wave Research, Inc.
Applied Wave
Research is a leading supplier of high-frequency electronic design automation
(EDA) products for the design of wireless telecommunications equipment,
semiconductors, high-speed computers, networking systems, automotive
mobility systems, and a variety of other electronics-based products.
AWR is a privately-held company with global development offices, sales
offices, training centers, and distribution channels. In 2005, AWR acquired
APLAC Solutions, an emerging leader in simulation and analysis software
for analog and radio-frequency (RF) design, and its RF design technology
that has been used in designing more than 30 percent of all mobile phone
RF integrated circuits (ICs) worldwide. AWR today has over 700 companies
deploying its software worldwide, including virtually every major high-frequency
electronic component and system supplier. The company is headquartered
at 1960 East Grand Avenue, Suite 430, El Segundo, California 90245.
For more information about AWR and the company's products, please visit
www.appwave.com.
AWR, the AWR logo, and Microwave Office
are registered trademarks of Applied Wave Research, Inc. All other registered
marks are the property of their respective holders.
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