XFdtd’s Schematic Editor for Matching Network and Corporate Feed Network Analysis

XFdtd includes a schematic editor and frequency-domain circuit solver for analyzing matching networks and corporate feed networks. The evolution of wireless products over the past decade has integrated more components, shrinking the available real estate for a device’s antennas and complicating design. Further, engineers are faced with the challenge of designing antennas operating in multiple RF bands. This webinar introduces this capability as well as operating modes for simulating multi-state devices.

Key Takeaways:

Learn how to:

Use the schematic editor to build and simulate matching networks
Combine matching network analysis with full-wave simulation to view efficiency, near-field results, and far-zone patterns

Explore example projects including:

Branch line coupler for circular polarized patch antenna
Aperture and impedance tuners with operating modes
Corporate feed networks with digital phase shifters

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