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RF engineering tools

Calculate quickly without hiding the model. Every tool keeps units, reference planes, equations, assumptions, and edge cases close to the result.

Design principle
Editable engineering inputs. Immediate textual results. No decorative traces presented as measurements.
Start hereRF unit converter

From first conversion to measured network data.

Start with the smallest model that answers the question. Move into budgets, reflection, matching, and file-based analysis only when the required conditions are known.

02 tools

RF units and fundamentals

Reference quantities, time, frequency, and scale.

  1. 01Unit converterAvailableTranslate absolute power and sinusoidal voltage without losing the impedance or RMS convention.
  2. 02Frequency & wavelengthAvailableConnect repetition rate to period, propagation distance, delay, and electrical length.
04 tools

Free-space references and complete power ledgers.

  1. 03Friis transmissionAvailableEstimate received available power and keep every gain, loss, and polarization term visible.
  2. 04Free-space path lossAvailableCalculate the isotropic free-space reference loss from positive frequency and distance.
  3. 05Link budgetAvailableWalk from transmitter to receiver with editable gains, losses, sensitivity, and margin.
  4. 14EIRP & ERPAvailableBuild a conducted-to-radiated power ledger with dBi/dBd conversion and directional context.
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Noise and signal chains

Receiver ordering, available noise, and sensitivity.

  1. 06Cascade gain & NFAvailableReorder receiver stages and inspect gain, Friis noise contributions, sensitivity, and headroom.
  2. 15Noise & sensitivityAvailableIntegrate kTB, receiver noise figure, required SNR, and margin at one input plane.
04 tools

Impedance and matching

Reflection, normalization, synthesis, and passive pads.

  1. 07VSWR & reflectionAvailableConvert among reflection coefficient, return loss, mismatch loss, VSWR, and impedance.
  2. 08Smith chartAvailableMove between normalized impedance, admittance, and reflection-coefficient views analytically.
  3. 09Matching designerAvailableSynthesize and verify L matches or a quarter-wave transformer at one design frequency.
  4. 13Attenuator designerAvailableDesign equal-impedance T or π pads and evaluate rounded resistor values and dissipation.
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Transmission lines and PCB structures

Electrical length, transformed loads, cable, and microstrip.

  1. 10Transmission lineAvailableEvaluate input impedance, phase, delay, and standing-wave behavior for lossless or lossy lines.
  2. 11Coax cableAvailableTurn supplied cable or datasheet values into loss, delivered power, delay, and phase length.
  3. 12MicrostripAvailableAnalyze or synthesize a zero-thickness quasi-static microstrip using Hammerstad–Jensen.
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Network data and measurement

Bounded, local inspection of measured network files.

  1. 16S-parameter viewerAvailableParse a bounded local Touchstone subset and inspect magnitude, phase, Smith position, and group delay.