European Edition 2009

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• Cover Story: EM - A Pivotal Piece

• Article: The Importance of EM in RF/Microwave Design
• Success Story: Legrand
• Success Story: Sennheiser
• AXIEM Challenge Success Story: Mimix Broadband
• Tricks & Tips
Cover Story
EM – A Pivotal Piece of the Design Flow Jigsaw Puzzle
When you were young did you ever tackle a
1,000+ piece jigsaw puzzle and spend hours
fitting the pieces together? I know that I
did - I still remember the irritation when my
sister would instantly find a piece I’d spent
ten minutes looking for! I used to start at the
edges, defining the framework and then by
clustering similar elements together. As the
major sections began to take shape, I would
then fit them into the larger framework. It is
probably a familiar process to most readers
and seems a good plan but I well remember
spending hours searching the floor trying to
find the last piece of the jigsaw. Does this
sound familiar? For many designers, and es-
pecially for RF/microwave engineers, missing
pieces of the design flow jigsaw puzzle are the
bane of our existence.
AWR was founded by RF/microwave engi-
neers who know the pain of trying to design
complicated, cutting-edge products. We’ve
built our design flow framework to easily
integrate and adopt new innovations - whether
they be third party solutions or our own
proprietary ones! Every time we develop and
bring to market a new tool or technology, we
add another piece to the puzzle by making the
designer’s job easier.
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Chris Paris, European Managing Director, AWR
Today’s tough designs have changed the role
of EM in the design flow. EM simulation has
always been relatively slow and so has only
been used as a verification tool; however,
with modern compact designs, EM needs to
be an integral piece of the design flow jigsaw
puzzle, used throughout the design flow and
not only at the end of the process. AWR’s
software has provided world leading perfor-
mance in circuit simulation, layout, and ease-
of-use for more than a decade now, and with
the addition of AXIEM™, we’ve risen to the
challenge and have produced the necessary
step change in speed and capacity of 3D
planar EM simulation to provide the missing
piece of the simulation puzzle.
With the AXIEM puzzle piece firmly in place,
we are now looking to provide a similar step
change in another area - arbitrary 3D EM.
The recent acquisition of STAAR gives AWR
access to a new product, Analyst™. The Ana-
lyst product, developed over a ten-year span
in collaboration with the U.S. Department
of Defense, offers outstanding 3D finite ele-
ment method (FEM) EM analytical capability
and scalability. We are now working hard on
shaping this piece of the puzzle to fit seam-
lessly into the AWR Design Environment™ and
look forward to unveiling it in 2010.
In these troubled times several customers
have asked me how AWR is doing. I can say
that although every capital application is be-
ing examined more closely and justifications
to buy software need to be better than I can
ever remember, AWR had its 10th consecu-
tive year of growth last calendar year. Book-
ings in 2008 were around 22% up on 2007
and more than double the level of 2004 - to
put this in perspective, the EDA market has
grown less than 10% since 2004 so AWR
has dramatically increased its market share.
Of course 2009 is going to be a challeng-
ing year for everyone with hiring freezes and
probably redundancies in several market sec-
tors but I am happy to report that demand
for AWR products remains as strong as ever
and the last quarter ending in June was our
best ever first quarter. Whilst we can’t make
the economic crisis disappear I can assure
you that at AWR we will be continuing to
work hard to try and make our customers’
design flows more efficient so that they can
get their products to market quicker and gain
the competitive advantage.
Customer Success Story
Legrand Endorses AXIEM After Successful Evaluation
Customer Background
Legrand is the world specialist in
products and systems for electrical
installations and data networks in
residential, commercial and industrial
buildings. With more than 33,000
employees worldwide, the Legrand group
has over 60 units worldwide and sells in
more than 160 countries, with a turnover
totaling over €3,7 billion. The RF design
group specializes in data distribution and
wireless control of domestic appliances.
The Design Challenge
Legrand develops integrated systems
on printed circuit boards (PCBs) for the
consumer electronics market. Demand for
smaller gadgets with more features and
capabilities presents daunting challenges
for PCB designers, who must incorporate
those features and capabilities within
extremely strict size constraints, and
at the same time ensure that all the
elements within the system work properly
alone and in conjunction with each other.
Evaluation of AXIEM 3D EM
As a premier customer and early adopter
of AWR’s software and innovative
technologies, Legrand was eager to
put the new AXIEM simulator to the
test. In order to get an idea of how
the new tool would perform, Vincent
Grigis, RF engineer at Legrand, created
several test structures. All of the
structures were fabricated on FR4,
and were embedded in such a way as
to very closely match the structures
being simulated. According to Vincent,
the three main advantages of AXIEM
compared to existing EM simulators
are 1) open boundary, which provides
better accuracy, 2) conformal, hybrid
mesh, which enables faster simulation,
and 3) the ability to deliver accuracy and
speed even when taking thick metal into
account.
“The results of the AXIEM simulation
proved to be highly accurate when
compared to the measured results,” said
Vincent. “In addition, it was interesting
to observe the additional accuracy
benefit when the actual copper thickness
was taken into account.” For one such
test structure, a microstrip circular
spiral, AXIEM simulated in seconds
when thickness was ignored and when
thickness was added, the simulation time
was a few minutes, significantly faster
than Legrands’ existing EM solution.
In a second test, the designer simulated
a PCB with the inductor on both sides,
leveraging AXIEM’s unique meshing
ability. Again, AXIEM returned very good
results when the thickness of the copper
was taken into account. In comparison
“The results of the AXIEM
simulation proved to be
highly accurate when
compared to the measured
results. We were also
excited about AXIEM’s
potential to cut our design
time, streamline our flow,
and positively impact our
bottom line.”
Vincent Grigis
RF Engineer
Legrand
www.legrandelectric.com
to Legrand’s regular EM tool, AXIEM was
more than 10x faster when simulating
the same structure and delivered
significantly better accuracy as well.
Evaluation Summary
“AXIEM gives good results when
all factors are taken into account,”
commented Vincent. “Using machines
with 4Gb of memory, we believe it will be
possible to simulate very large structures
in a short amount of time with great
accuracy. We are very pleased with
AXIEM’s performance results in our
preliminary evaluation, and we are
already in the process of integrating the
new tool into our overall design flow. We
are excited about AXIEM’s potential to
cut our design time, streamline our flow,
and positively impact our bottom line.”
AXIEM simulation
results were highly
accurate compared
to measured data.
The results show
additional accuracy
when the actual copper
thickness was taken
into account.
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The Importance of EM in RF/Microwave
Design: What’s Happening to The Flow?
Dr. Mike Heimlich, Microwave & RF Marketing, AWR

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 A common design
methodology flow.
As for another, we have become
more and more dependent upon EM
as the layout is just too darn compli-
cated. And also, there is the rea-
soned response that “the models are
bad, the layout is complicated; ergo,
the only thing I can do with the design
is EM it because that is directly solv-
ing Maxwell’s equations, which I know
will give me the right answer.”
The Solution
A better approach is to strike a
balance between the EMing it all the
first time through and about under-
standing the parameter space; ex-
tracting enough information about the
design so trade-offs can be made that
lead to the lowest risk approach going
into manufacturing; about providing
utomating identification of distributed, discontinuous,
t the simulation speed is about 10,000x faster when
the right tool, specific to this design,
to evaluate these risks.
So where are we to search for a
solution? How about AWR’s Micro-
wave Office® design environment
which boasts both ACE™ and AXIEM™
technology?
New circuit extraction tools on the
market today, for example AWR’s
ACE technology, do this. By using the
tool early in the design flow, and by
selectively changing its coupled-line
search radius and the nets included
in the analysis, the designer can ex-
plore which are the key couplings in
the design. Since simulation speed is
about 10,000x faster than EMing it,
this is very useful and efficient early
in the flow.
Additionally, and as we progress
through the flow, we want to switch
from circuit models to EM analysis
without losing parametric control of
the design. We want fast EM simula-
tions to which we can incrementally
add complexity and accuracy. A use-
ful new technology for this is AWR’s
AXIEM solver that delivers both
speed and accuracy for even the
most compl
plex
ex o
off de
desi
siggns.
Read a more in-depth version
of this article in RF Globlalnet’s
Solutions Update magazine.
www.rfglobalnet.com
Conclusion
Rather than viewing EM as the flow in
and of itself, an EM-empowered design
flow with the recognition of EM as a
key element enables us to reflect,
create, and then utilize tools that
restore the proper engineering disci-
pline to the process. AWR’s ACE and
AXIEM technology have been de-
veloped to meet the challenge for
greater accuracy under more com-
plex situations early in the flow, while
maintaining parametric abstractions.
The advantage is that EMing it all is
no longer a pre-requisite so early in
the flow when the design space is
still being explored. Additionally, these
tools enable the designer to selectively,
continuously, and seamlessly transition
the design across simulation speed to
analysis accuracy and/or a complete
solve of Maxwell’s equations without
changing the design methodology or
tool-use model. These same tools can
also be used during the final steps of
the flow as part of the electrical verifi-
cation of the design.
Understanding the parameter space,
providing enough information about the
design so trade-offs can be made that
lead to the lowest risk approach going
into manufacturing, and providing the
right tool, specific to the design is
what’s needed in today’s microwave/
RF design flow. And, all of this is pos-
sible now with an EM-empowered flow
and available today in AWR’s Micro-
wave Office software.
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Customer Success Story
Tricks & Tips
Sennheiser Sets New Standards for High-End Audio
Receivers Using AWR Software
Did you know that you can assign an
arbitrary metal shape in your EXTRACT
Customer Background group? Just right-click the shape in
layout, choose Shape Properties and tick
The Sennheiser Group, established
Enable for the EM Extraction Options.
in 1945 in Wedemark, Germany, is
the acknowledged world leader in interference and deliver the quality of
microphone technology, RF-wireless and sound required, we designed a varactor- Is it sometimes difficult to remember
infrared sound transmission, headphone tuned bandpass filter thats contained where to find MMCONV or HBTUNER in
transducer technology, and in the within the preselector of the receiver. the element tree? AWR provides a very
development of active noise-cancellation. The intermodulation behavior of this filter convenient element browsing tool, that
you can find in the toolbar (ELE). Why
The Design Challenge plays a key role in the receiver design,
and with Microwave Office® software we not assigning a hotkey for that? Go to
The RF spectrum in music halls and
were able to achieve +20dBm IP3, thus Tools > Hotkeys, select category “Insert”
concert venues is becoming more
meeting the strict system requirements and command “InsertElement”. Highlight
and more crowded with multiple,
necessary for the desired “Press the new hotkeys” and hit ‘e’ and
simultaneous
performance. click Assign. Now you can insert new
frequencies
“AWR’s solution is unique elements by just hitting ‘e’ and typing in a
and channels. We were able to use
because the company’s tool few letters of the element name.
Sennheiser the AWR design flow
development is driven by
audio equipment exclusively for the entire
customer demand. It offers
is used by design cycle, from the For technical report writing, and other
all the features that are
many famous system design, through summaries of work undertaken in AWR,
absolutely necessary for an
recording artists the circuit design (DC, one can simply use Copy and Paste.
effective product design. The
worldwide, time-domain, audio, Electrical schematics come directly with
AWR design flow, along with
and they rely RF noise, and layout), CTRL-C and CTRL-V, where as 2D and
excellent customer support,
on Sennheiser all tasks during the 3D layout are exported via the “edit\
is a winning combination.”
to help design cycle (verification View to clipboard” menu and pasted into
Mathias Kleinsorge by measurement, the target application (word, powerpoint
them deliver
RF Engineer, Project Leader
high quality controlling or similar).
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Software Update
Microwave Office 2009

Microwave Office® 2009 carries on the AWR

tradition of advancing the wireless revolution with
powerful new features that enable developers
to improve productivity and shorten design cycle
time. MRHB™, a groundbreaking new multi-
rate harmonic balance technology, dramatically
increases the speed and reduces the computer
memory required to perform steady-state analy-
sis of complex nonlinear systems with multiple
signal sources. A founding member of the In-
teroperable PDK Library (IPL) alliance, AWR has
expanded support for Open Access (OA) process
design kits (PDKs).

A new constant output power simulation capabil-

ity eliminates manual post-processing steps and
reduces simulation iterations. Enhanced load-pull
analysis includes dramatic speed improvements as well as the ability to add or remove load-pull data points
directly on the Smith Chart. Behavioral model support for Mesuro’s active load-pull system enables the
replication of S-parameter concepts within the nonlinear domain, enabling modeling and design engineers
to fully characterize their devices or power-amplifiers for any signal and impedance environment.

AXIEM Challenge Success Story

Mimix Broadband Solves The Solution
“We were unable to EM
an Entire MMIC Chip Mimix was unable to electromagneti- this entire structure
Using AXIEM 3D Planar cally (EM) simulate the entire monolithic using any other EM
EM Software microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) solver and turned to
circuit, which includes more than 100 AWR to give it a try.
ports and 100K unknowns, using other The insights gained as
The Design Challenge EM solvers and turned to AWR to take unveiled by AXIEM opens
Mimix is designing a mm-wave con- the AXIEM challenge. The result: AXIEM up new vistas in mm-wave

verter using an innovative design in solved the entire structure on a desktop design for Mimix.”

the passive circuitry. If the design PC. With an electromagnetic solution to Dr. Simon Mahon
technique works the way Mimix be- the full chip, Mimix can begin to explore Director of MMIC Design
Mimix Broadband, Inc.
lieves, they can achieve very aggres- a deeper understanding of the circuit’s www.mimixbroadband.com
sive specs for system performance physics and open up new
without having to use larger, conven- vistas in
tional mm-wave structures resulting mm- The MMIC mm-wave converter
circuit has more than 100 ports
in larger die size and thus greater wave
and 100K unknowns. AXIEM was
cost.Only by solving the entire struc- design. able to electromagnetically solve
ture can Mimix designers verify their the entire chip.

design ideas.

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Hitchin, Herts Building 1
Moscow, 117556, Russia
SG4 0TJ, UK Tel: +7 (499) 613-7001
http://www.rodnik.ru
+44 (0) 1462 428 428
Hungary Rohde & Schwarz Österreich SP.z o.o - HU
andrew.wallace@awrcorp.com Károly Király
Váci út 169.
Budapest H-1138, Hungary
Finland http://www.rohde-schwarz.hu

Heikki Rekonen Israel RDT Group

Edan Ram
Lars Sonckin kaari 16 5 Ha’Arad St.
Tel Aviv 69710, Israel
FI-02600 Espoo, Finland Tel: +972-3-6450796
http://www.rdt.co.il
+358 10 834 5900
Italy/Greece Medeos S.r.l.
heikki.rekonen@awrcorp.com Luigi Scopelliti
via Volta 22
Corsico, MI 20094, Italy
France Tel: +390245862160
http://www.medeos.it/
Edgard Palle
Poland Rohde & Schwarz Österreich SP.z o.o - PL
140 Avenue Champs Elysees Jarek Kwiatkowski
Przedstawicielstwo w Polsce
75008 Paris, France ul. Stawki 2, Pietro 28
Warszawa PL-00-193, Poland
+33 1 70 36 19 63 Tel: +48 (22) 860 64 97
http://www.rohde-schwarz.com.pl
edgard.palle@awrcorp.com
Spain/Portugal Rohde & Schwarz Espana S.A.
Miguel Fernandez
Sweden Salcedo, 11
Madrid 28034, Spain
Lars van Der Klooster Tel: +34 (91) 334 10 62
http://www.rohde-schwarz.es
Lars Sonckin kaari 16
Switzerland Gigacomp AG
FI-02600 Espoo, Finland Nicole Brechbuehler
Dorfstrasse 7
+46 70 660 07 45 Bangerten CH-3256, Switzerland
Tel: +41 31 8684455
lars.klooster@awrcorp.com http://www.gigacomp.ch

Turkey Aktif Neser Elektronik

Neslihan Yasav
33 Ada, Yakut 19 / 4
Atasehir 34758 ISTANBUL, Turkey
Tel: 90 216 456 20 72
http://www.aktif-neser.com

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