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The software developer Sonnet Software Inc. is pleased to announce the availability of Sonnet Suites 17.56. This suites allows you to design challenges with 3D flat circuits and antennas through a physical description of your circuit and rigorous analysis based on Maxwell's equations.
Enhancements and Bug Fixes in Release 17.56 The following is a brief description of enhancements and bug fixes for release 17.56. If you wish to know more details for a particular entry, please contact Sonnet Support.
- Enhancement# 13310 - Enhance the project editor to auto-scroll when dragging outside the main window
- Fix #12433 - The project editor does not update the extension for touchstone output file (.sNp) when changing the number of ports
- Fix #12955 - The netlist editor does not remember the filename typed for a subproject
- Fix #13290 - In the project editor, if you open a 3D tab, then close it, the 2D tab has many menus and icons greyed out
- Fix #13291 - Graph Tab resets axis settings (not set to auto scale) after deleting one of the curves
- Fix #13294 - Importing DXF and GDSII files may result in corrupted output file folder.
- Fix #13299 - Far Field Viewer polar grid divisions may be ignored
- Fix #13305 - Em incorrectly outputs Eeff and Z0 data for coupled ports when there are two or more ports with number 0 on a box side.
- Fix #13307 - Sonnet cuts off text and has other problems when using Windows 10's custom scaling/sizing display
- Fix #13308 - Current Density Viewer shows incorrect currents after running two runs and the subsections changed between the runs.
- Fix #13309 - The project editor sometimes moves only one point, when multiple points are selected.
- Fix #13312 - The project editor's port number changes after doing an undo
- Fix #13313 - The project editor will sometimes move a whole polygon when using handles to stretch a polygon
- Fix #13319 - The project editor's "Add to queue" droplist is not always updated
- Fix #13320 - Em may unnecessarily resimulate geometry structure during optimization of circuit with components.
- Fix #13322 - Emserver may crash on reconnect when there is more than one job in the queue.
- Fix #13325 - GDSII import with Merge Planar Polygons creates a file that can't be read correctly
- Fix #13326 - Em may generate noisy results for circuits with multiple levels of stacked thick metal and vias in between.
- Fix #13329 - Graph Tab's Select Parameters dialog box shows duplicates of parameter combinations
- Fix #13340 - Graph and Far Field tabs' Zoom-in and Zoom-out of polar and smith charts recenters the graph
- Fix #13345 - Job Queue's Stop and Disconnect do not work properly on Linux.
- Fix #13348 - Current Density Viewer crashes on change to port settings when circuit includes one or more components.
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Sonnet's suites of high-frequency electromagnetic (EM) Software are aimed at today's demanding design challenges involving predominantly planar (3D planar) circuits and antennas. Predominantly planar circuits include microstrip, stripline, coplanar waveguide, PCB (single and multiple layers) and combinations with vias, vertical metal sheets (z-directed strips), and any number of layers of metal traces embedded in stratified dielectric material.
The Sonnet Suites develop precise RF models (S-, Y-, Z-parameters or extracted SPICE model) for planar circuits and antennas. The software requires a physical description of your circuit (arbitrary layout and material properties for metal and dielectrics), and employs a rigorous Method-of-Moments EM analysis based on Maxwell's equations that includes all parasitic, cross-coupling, enclosure and package resonance effects.
Sonnet maintains a single, dedicated focus on providing the industry's most accurate and reliable high frequency planar EM software. Our aim is to make it easy for our customers to either develop and analyze designs within our software, or to incorporate our tools into their existing design processes and frameworks. Customers need never commit to a proprietary framework in order to get the best in planar EM analysis.
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Founded in 1983 by Dr. James C. Rautio, Sonnet Software Inc. is a private company dedicated completely to the development of commercial high frequency EM software. We take great pride in providing quality technical support for our products–which we believe to be crucial for high-end technical software products. Sonnet Software, Inc. is based in Syracuse, NY, USA with representatives across the globe.
Product: Sonnet Suites
Version: 17.56
Supported Architectures: x64
Website Home Page : www.sonnetsoftware.com
Languages Supported: english
System Requirements: Windows / Linux *
Size: 445.8 mb
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