EM Simulation

Sonnet provides Cadence Virtuoso users with an integrated high frequency EM model extractor. Sonnet’s API for Virtuoso enables the RFIC designer to configure and run a full wave high frequency electromagnetic (EM) model extraction for a layout or Pcell, extract accurate electrical models, and create a schematic symbol for electrical simulation and post-layout verification. You can take advantage of Sonnet’s accuracy without leaving the Cadence environment.

EM.CUBE IS AN INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED SOFTWARE SUITE FOR MODELING AND SIMULATION OF RF SYSTEM ENGINEERING PROBLEMS.

EM.CUBE's PhysicalOptics.module is a 3-D asymptotic simulator for modeling of electromagnetic scattering from metal structures.

AWR's AXIEM™ 3D planar electromagnetic (EM) software is an industry first to deliver EM analysis as a true upfront design technology

Sonnet’s high frequency electromagnetic (EM) software can be used in the analysis of microwave circuit discontinuities, arbitrary microstrip and stripline circuits, planar (patch) antennas, planar spiral inductors, RFIC and MMIC circuits, multi-layer circuits like LTCC and PCB technology, planar filter analysis, and high density interconnects.

The GALILEO-EMT toolkit is a part of the IDS GALILEO SUITE and is designed to cover the gap between an efficient Maxwell equations solver and a professional tool for challenging real life industrial problems. 

The challenges involved with measuring an antenna’s radiation characteristics when it’s mounted on a large platform stem from the fact that it’s very difficult to accurately simulate an antenna’s interaction with an electrically large environment.

Naval vessels and military aircraft, as well as other military systems, are at risk from weaponry that makes use of radar or infrared targeting systems. To reduce the risk of these threats it is desirable to minimize the radar cross section (RCS) and infrared (IR) signatures to make the platform less visible and therefore to increase the platform’s survivability and its ability to successfully perform its mission.