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ACS has recently introduced version 2.70 of its LINC2 RF/microwave circuit design and simulation software. The latest version of LINC2 adds a variety of new circuit component models, including coplanar waveguide, new transformer and SMT inductor models. The new version of LINC2 can simulate circuits with any number of circuit ports. The number of measurement ports is ultimately limited only by the size of the host computer’s memory. LINC2 now features an all new context sensitive online help system.

ACS LINC2 software - Screen shot The LINC2 Pro RF and microwave circuit design and analysis software combines circuit synthesis, simulation, optimization and statistical yield analysis into a single integrated design solution.

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