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Free Tool to View, Generate, Edit and Convert Antenna Patterns
- View 2D antenna patterns in linear and logarithmic scales
- View text information from antenna pattern file
- Generation vertical and horizontal antenna patterns
- View 3D antenna patterns in linear and logarithmic scales
- Creation an antenna pattern from the picture (digitizing)
- Perform various transformations of antenna pattern (rotation, mirroring, normalize,
etc.)
- Creation of antenna patterns on various reference models
- Antenna pattern report in Word, Excel, and PDF
- Export antenna patterns to various formats
- Calculation of the width of the main lobe in the horizontal and vertical plane,
as well as the electrical tilt of the antenna
- Batch convert antenna pattern files between formats
 Novosibirsk, Russia - December 27, 2019 -
Center of Telecommunication Technologies is proud to announce
immediate availability of
Antenna Pattern Editor 1.1, a free universal
tool to view, create, edit and convert antenna patterns. The main idea embedded
in the program is to provide the user with the opportunity to quickly create an
antenna pattern file using various methods. Antenna pattern file is a simple text
or xml file that describes the main characteristics of the antennas - radiation
patterns, gain, frequency range, name, manufacturer and other data. These files
are used in various radio planning tools including our
RadioPlanner and
MLinkPlanner. There are a large number
of antenna pattern file formats, but it often happens that there is no file in the
required format. In this case, using the Antenna Pattern Editor, you can easily
convert the file to the format you need. Sometimes the antenna information is just
a picture of the antenna pattern. In such cases, using the Antenna Pattern Editor,
you can prepare the necessary file in just a few minutes. Thanks to the simple graphical
interface, as well as the applied cubic spline interpolation algorithm, you can
get the desired file by pointing only a few characteristic points on the downloaded
image. You can use images of any raster format - png, jpg, bmp, tiff.
CTT also offers their
MLinkPlanner PtP and PtMP software planning
tool for microwave radio systems, as well as their free
RadioPlanner tool for planning microwave
point-to-point (PtP) and point-to-multipoint (PtMP) links.
About Center of Telecommunication Technologies
Center of Telecommunication Technologies, LLC (CTT, LLC) www.ctt-group.ru Novosibirsk,
Russia is the developer of the MLinkPlanner and RadioPlanner software.
The company has been on market for more than 15 years, and all this time we have
been actively working in two directions - the design of radio communication networks
and the development of software for design. During our work, our specialists carried
out projects on more than 1000 microwave hops, more than 800 base stations of mobile
communication, more than 100 television and broadcasting transmitters. The customers
- are mobile operators Mobile TeleSystems PJSC, Megafon, Vimpelcom, Tele 2, oil
and gas production, processing and transportation companies, as well as broadcasting
companies.
Until recently, we offered software only in the Russian market. Many design organizations,
system integrators, telecom operators, TV and radio broadcasters, and government
agencies have been the licensed users of our software products.
Now we are pleased to offer you the program MLinkPlanner, which was developed
specifically for the global market. It is a convenient tool for designing point-to-point
and point-to-multipoint microwave links with all the necessary functionality.
Contact Info
Center of Telecommunication Technologies, LLC (CTT, LLC) Ordzhonikidze str.,
40 - 5707 Novosibirsk, Russia, 630099 Phone: +7 (383) 325-00-25 Email:
ctt@ctt-group.ru
admin@mlinkplanner.com
Posted December 23, 2019
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