Sonnet Insights

What is Sonnet?

Sonnet is a suite of high-frequency electromagnetic (EM) simulation software used for analyzing planar circuits and antennas. It employs a 'method of moments' based EM solver to provide accurate analysis for RF, microwave, and millimeter-wave circuits. Sonnet is commonly used by engineers designing high-frequency circuits, MMICs, RFICs, antennas, and other planar structures where accurate electromagnetic modeling is crucial.

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What other technologies are related to Sonnet?

Sonnet Competitor Technologies

SI-Wave

SI-Wave is a EM simulation software that competes with Sonnet in the area of planar EM analysis.

mentioned alongside Sonnet in 56% (117) of relevant job posts

CST Studio

CST Studio Suite is a comprehensive EM simulation software that competes with Sonnet, though with a different focus (3D vs planar).

mentioned alongside Sonnet in 35% (120) of relevant job posts

HFSS

HFSS is a full-wave EM simulator that competes with Sonnet, focusing on 3D structures.

mentioned alongside Sonnet in 5% (539) of relevant job posts

Sigrity

Sigrity is a suite of signal integrity and power integrity analysis tools that can compete with Sonnet in some specific applications.

mentioned alongside Sonnet in 15% (94) of relevant job posts

Microwave Office

Microwave Office is a circuit design and simulation software suite that offers some EM analysis capabilities that compete with Sonnet.

mentioned alongside Sonnet in 11% (128) of relevant job posts

Ansoft HFSS

Ansoft HFSS is an older name for Ansys HFSS, a full-wave EM simulator that competes with Sonnet.

mentioned alongside Sonnet in 23% (60) of relevant job posts

ADS

ADS (Advanced Design System) is a circuit design and simulation software suite that competes with Sonnet, particularly in RF and microwave applications.

mentioned alongside Sonnet in 3% (398) of relevant job posts

Momentum

Momentum is a 2.5D EM simulator integrated into ADS, and thus a competitor to Sonnet's planar EM capabilities.

mentioned alongside Sonnet in 7% (169) of relevant job posts