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AWR Press Release - June 24, 2010

AWR's IMS 2010 Microapps Now Playing on IEEE TV

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El Segundo, CA – June 15, 2010 – Story: AWR and its partners presented 13 MicroApps (shown below) during the 2010 International Microwave Symposium (IMS) held May 24-27 in Anaheim, CA.

Presentation topics ranged from LNA design with Analog Office® to filter synthesis with iFilter™ and PA design with Microwave Office®. View the majority of these talks now on IEEE TV.

AWR AND PARTNER IMS 2010 MICROAPPS PRESENTATIONS

  • Multi-chip Module Design Challenges
  • Nonlinear Co-simulation with Real-time Channel Measurements for PCB Signal Integrity
  • Causality Considerations for Multi-Gigabit StatEye Analysis
  • System-Level Component Models for RF EDA
  • Multi-Rate Harmonic Balance for Non-Linear Simulation
  • PA Design Inclusive of Load-Pull Analysis
  • Online Design Environment Provides Interactive Datasheets for Small Signal RF Transistors –
    Allows Users to Generate Custom Datasheets for a Variety of Operating Conditions
  • Using AWR’s iFilter™ Wizard to Efficiently Synthesize Lumped & Distributed Filters
  • Single Chip LNA Using High Q Inductors on a Silicon-on-Sapphire Process
  • A New Approach for Nonlinear Behavioral Modeling
  • A Methodical Approach to Analyzing and Understanding the Performance of a LTE System
  • The Use of Computer Clusters and Spectral and Domain Decomposition in 3D FEM Analysis
  • Test & Measurement Migration to Integrated Simulation, Test & Measurement for M&RF Design
MicroApps are concise technical presentations given by exhibitors on engineering topics of interest to the microwave community while at IMS. They cover new products, noteworthy state-of-the-art components, emerging technologies, and novel manufacturing and design techniques that incorporate
the exhibitor’s products and technologies in an application-centric setting.



About AWR

AWR, the innovation leader in high-frequency EDA software,  dramatically reduces development time and cost for products employed in wireless, high-speed wired, broadband, aerospace and defense, and electro-optical applications. For more information, visit www.awrcorp.com.

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AWR Corporation
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