AWR
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What is AWR?
AWR (Analog Wave Research), now part of Cadence Design Systems, provides high-frequency electronic design automation (EDA) software. Its main product is Microwave Office, a software suite used for designing high-frequency circuits and systems, including RFICs, microwave MMICs, RF PCBs, and modules. It is used for simulation, analysis, and optimization of circuits and systems.
What other technologies are related to AWR?
AWR Competitor Technologies
ADS
Advanced Design System (ADS) is a competitor EDA software suite for high-frequency applications.
HFSS
HFSS is a competitor 3D electromagnetic simulation software for high-frequency electronic product design.
TICRA
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TICRA offers software and services for electromagnetic analysis, particularly for antenna design, and competes with AWR in some areas.
XFDTD
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XFDTD is a competitor 3D electromagnetic simulation software.
CST
CST Studio Suite is a competitor high-performance 3D electromagnetic simulation software.
EMPro
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EMPro is a competitor 3D EM simulation platform.
Sonnet
Sonnet is a competitor high-frequency electromagnetic (EM) software.
FEKO
FEKO is a competitor comprehensive electromagnetic simulation software.
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Database Administrator
1.6% of all Database Administrator jobs mention AWR
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Chip Designer
0.4% of all Chip Designer jobs mention AWR
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Hardware Engineer
0.3% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention AWR
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Electrical Engineer
0.2% of all Electrical Engineer jobs mention AWR
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Engineer
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