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RF, Microwave, and Transmission-Line Simulators

A high-frequency design hub for stripline, transmission lines, waveguides, Smith charts, antennas, and microwave filters.

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Microstrip Transmission Line Calculator
Real-time microstrip line calculator.
Microwave Transmission Line Calculator
Calculate characteristic impedance for coaxial, microstrip, and stripline.
Transmission Line · Reflection Coefficient · Impedance Matching Calculator
Calculate reflection coefficient, VSWR, return loss, and input impedance in real-time.
Coplanar Waveguide (CPW) Simulator
The coplanar waveguide (CPW) simulator computes characteristic impedance Z_0, effective permittivity and guided wavelength from center-strip width, gap,...
Smith Chart Simulator
The Smith chart simulator plots a normalized load impedance z = Z_L/Z_0 on the Gamma plane in real time, with constant-resistance and constant-reactance...
Rectangular Waveguide Mode Calculator
Visualize TE/TM mode fields in rectangular waveguides.
Microwave Filter Design Tool
Design Butterworth, Chebyshev & elliptic microwave filters.
Antenna Basics · Dipole Antenna Calculator
Calculate resonant length, radiation resistance, gain, VSWR & path loss for dipole, monopole, loop & patch antennas.
Antenna Radiation Pattern Simulator
Simulate and visualize antenna radiation patterns in real-time for dipoles, arrays, and Yagis.
Antenna Array Beamforming Calculator
Calculate the array factor for a linear phased array.
Antenna Gain & Directivity Simulator — Friis Transmission Equation
Simulate antenna gain, directivity, and link budget instantly.
Skin Depth (Skin Effect) Calculator
Calculate skin depth for conductors with our .
Wireless Link Budget Calculator (Friis Equation)
Calculate wireless link performance with the Friis equation.

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FAQ

When should a conductor be treated as a transmission line?
When physical length is no longer negligible compared with wavelength, characteristic impedance, reflection, and matching should be considered instead of lumped behavior.
What does a Smith chart visualize?
It maps reflection coefficient, normalized impedance, and matching-element movement on one plane. It is useful for load matching and stub-tuning intuition.
Why group antennas and transmission lines together?
Antenna performance depends on feed-line matching, so it helps to connect transmission-line behavior, S-parameters, and radiation patterns in one cluster.