The wireless revolution that brought smart phones and wifi-enabled everything to you, is largely thanks to AWR. Our software is what microwave and RF engineers use to design wireless products... from base stations to cellphones to satellite communications.

We accelerate the design and product development cycle of high-frequency ICs and systems found within the aerospace/defense, semiconductor, computer, consumer electronics, and telecommunications markets by reducing the time it takes from concept thru to manufacturing. The AWR advantage is simple:

• An intuitive use model that delivers an exceptional user experience
• An open design flow that supports 3rd party tools resulting in more compelling solutions.

Combined, these unique aspects of AWR software solutions maximize user productivity — eliminating errors and design redundancies — quickening the pace to market.

AWR, the innovation leader in high-frequency EDA, is headquartered in El Segundo, California and a wholly-owned subsidiary of National Instruments.

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•AWR Corporate Fact Sheet

AWR Articles and Papers

•White Paper: Understanding Available Tools For RF System-In-Package And Multi-Chip-Module Design And Optimization
•White Paper: Hardware In The Loop: Visual System Simulator And TestWave Software Integrate Measurement Data Into The Design Process
•White Paper: Exactly How Electromagnetic Should Be Part Of A Design Flow
•White Paper: Understanding Grounding Concepts In EM Simulators
•White Paper: A Plethora Of Ports: Making Sense Of The Different Port Types Within EM Simulators
•White Paper: Upfront RF Planning Speeds System-Level Analysis

AWR TV
To learn more, go to www.AWR.TV to see videos.

AWR.TV Multi-Pack Series on MMIC LNA Design Using TriQuint PDKs

•MMIC Part 1 — Design Goals and Overview
•MMIC Part 2 — Loading and Overview of PDK
•MMIC Part 3 — Cascaded Noise Figure
•MMIC Part 4 — FET Bias Selection
•MMIC Part 5 — Stability and Input Matching Network
•MMIC Part 6 — Optimizing Input Matching Network
•MMIC Part 7 — Layout Inductor
•MMIC Part 8 — Layout — Resistors and Capacitors
•MMIC Part 9 — iNets and Completed Layout