Microwave Office

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Antenna array

Complex directional antenna consists of separate near-omnidirectional antennas (radiating elements) positioned in the space and driven by high-frequency …

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Microwave Office^® is a software product from Applied Wave Research, Inc. It is a powerful tool for analyzing high-frequency devices making it possible to automate designing them. Microwave Office® makes it possible to carry out the complete development from technical specifications to manufacturing without leaving the development environment.

Here you can find short practical guides that will help you get acquainted with this modeling environment that were kindly provided to us by Evgeny Dmitriev, lead specialist in the Kaluga Research Radio Engineering Institute (Zhukov, Kaluga Region, Russia):

—	“Microwave Office Basics” (1.92M).
—	“Setup, Optimization and Statistical Analysis” (844.57K).
—	“X–models and Data Files” (319.21K).
—	“Designing Microstrip SHF Filters in Microwave Office” (4.01M).
—	“Basics of Modeling in Microwave Office 2007” (with examples) (4.24M).
—	“Designing Microstrip SHF Filters with Nuhertz Filter” (2.52M).

You can purchase the licensed copy of the latest Microwave Office® version in the ElecTrade-M company — the official dealer of Applied Wave Research, Inc.

Latest Publications

Generalized method of successive reflections in the theory of finite antenna arrays

On the question of the influence of turbulent disturbance caused by a moving high-speed stealth aircraft on radiophysical parameters

Metal-dielectric structures in antenna arrays, radio-absorbing coatings and near-omnidirectional radiators

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GuidesArray Circular 0.1.4

GuidesArray Circular™ allows to execute electrodynamic modeling of two-dimensional phased antenna arrays for circular waveguides, using the method of moments.