Characteristic analysis of printed patterns using a microwave simulator.

Study of power supply impedance using circuit simulator (S-NAP/Pro)

In the design phase of print patterns, using simulators allows for efficient design and makes it easier to grasp essential issues. There are broadly two types of simulators used in microwaves: circuit simulators and electromagnetic field simulators. Circuit simulators are limited to specific circuit models but can perform circuit calculations based on Kirchhoff's laws, enabling very fast simulations. Electromagnetic field simulators, on the other hand, solve Maxwell's equations rigorously and can accurately simulate complex electromagnetic phenomena, but they require significantly more analysis time compared to circuit simulators. However, by appropriately distinguishing between these simulators, it is possible to efficiently identify and address issues. [Features] - Enables efficient design and makes it easier to grasp essential issues. - There are broadly two types of simulators used in microwaves: circuit simulators and electromagnetic field simulators. - By appropriately distinguishing between these simulators, it is possible to efficiently identify and address issues. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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