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AWR Press Release - October 12, 2009 |
AWR Visual System Simulator™ Software Version 2009 Features Standards-Based Signals and New Component ModelsFully exploits advanced WIN process and AWR Microwave Office® 2009 software  El
Segundo, CA — October 12, 2009 — AWR, the innovation leader in high-frequency electronic design
automation (EDA), today announced Version 2009 of its Visual System Simulator (VSS) software for the end-to-end
design and optimization of communications systems. The versatile simulation tool now supports AWR Connected (TM)
for Rohde & Schwarz that adds real-world test signals from the company’s R&S WinIQSIM2 instrument software to the
simulation to produce much greater accuracy than generic waveforms. VSS Version 2009 also features a new LTE
communication library, many new RF component models and measurement enhancements that let users gain greater
insight into performance of their designs throughout the design cycle.
AWR Connected for Rohde & Schwarz is the latest in the AWR Connected series of solutions that blend AWR software with the hardware or specialized software from other vendors to extend the capabilities of AWR software tools. R&S WinIQSIM2 software adds many standards-based, digitally-modulated waveforms to those already present within VSS, including 3GPP LTE, 3GPP WCDMA FDD/HSPA/HSPA+, and WiMAX. This allows designers to use test signals in the VSS simulation that are the same as the design will encounter in service. With R&S WinIQSIM2 within VSS, signals created by a signal generator are sent back into VSS so the device under test can be optimized within the software to meet the performance goals of specific wireless network standards. The new components within VSS Version 2009 include an LTE communication library, RF switches (with P1dB and IP3 parameters), analog and digital phase shifters that use a digital control word, RF delay blocks that add frequency-dependent phase shift to signals, digital step attenuators and voltage-variable attenuators, an RF combiner and splitter, a two-input/two-output 90-deg. hybrid directional coupler, and receive and transmit antenna models. Pricing and Availability The pre-release of Visual System Simulator software Version 2009 is available now to qualified customers. Additional details can be obtained by viewing the “What’s New in VSS v2009” PowerPoint slide show at awrcorp.com/vss, or watching one of the three new videos related to VSS Version 2009 posted on AWR.TV, (“Memory effect modeling”, by Dr. Steven Maas of AWR, “VSS & WinIQSIM2”, by Justin Stallings of Rohde & Schwarz, and “LTE communication system design”, by Dr. Gent Paparisto of AWR). About AWR AWR is the innovation leader in high-frequency EDA software that dramatically reduces development time and cost for products employed in wireless, high-speed wired broadband, aerospace and defense, and electro-optical applications. The company’s core technology is unique among high-frequency EDA platforms in that it is inherently open and flexible. AWR continually strengthens its product portfolio with innovative new technologies that enable faster, more streamlined product development, the most recent of which are the ACE™, RFA™, and AXIEM™ tools. The privately-held company has thousands of active users and is headquartered at 1960 East Grand Avenue, Suite 430, El Segundo, Calif. 90245. For more information about AWR and its products, please visit www.awrcorp.com. © 2009 AWR Corporation. AWR, the AWR logo, and Microwave Office are registered trademarks, and ACE, AXIEM, RFA, and Visual System Simulator are trademarks of AWR Corporation. All others may be trademarks of their respective holders. Contact: Sherry Hess Vice President of Marketing AWR Corporation (310) 726-3000 hess@awrcorp.com Posted 10/13/2009 |
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