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Knowles Joins Modelithics Vendor Program with Free to Use its Component Models

28.3.2024
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Modelithics, Inc., a uniquely positioned source of scalable and highly accurate RF/microwave simulation models, is pleased to welcome Knowles Precision Devices, a segment of Knowles Corporation, into the Modelithics Vendor Partner (MVP) Program at the Sponsoring level. 

Knowles is a leading provider of a wide range of highly engineered capacitors and other components (covering microwave to millimeter-wave frequencies) intended for use in critical applications in military, medical, electric vehicle, industrial, and new energy market segments.

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Through the Modelithics Vendor Partner (MVP) program, Knowles and Modelithics are collaborating to accelerate the product development process for today’s design engineers by providing world-class data along with highly accurate and scalable models. A collection of models for Knowles capacitors is available in the Modelithics COMPLETE Library, including a Microwave Global Model for the Knowles Milli-Cap surface-mount broadband capacitor.

This model is validated up to 40 GHz and includes Modelithics advanced model features such as part-value, substrate, and pad-dimension scalability. Designers can specify the substrate and solder-pad dimensions (or completely de-embed the solder pads for use in EM/circuit co-simulations). Part-value scalability enables Microwave Global Models to be ideal for tuning and optimization. Furthermore, Microwave Global Models compensate for real-world parasitic effects, enabling first-pass success for PCB-based designs.

In addition, the Modelithics COMPLETE+3D Library for Ansys HFSS™ includes 3D EM geometry models for Knowles capacitors. The integration of Modelithics’ highly accurate and scalable parasitic models into the 3D design environment allows for a seamless EM/circuit co-simulation process, resulting in very accurate model-to-measurement agreements and fewer design iterations.

As a Sponsoring MVP, Knowles is sponsoring FREE 90-day use of Modelithics models for Knowles components. Visit www.Modelithics.com/MVP/Knowles for more information or to request free use of the Microwave Global Models and 3D models for Knowles capacitors.

For those interested in long-term use of the Modelithics COMPLETE Library (available for Keysight Technologies’ PathWave Advanced Design System, Cadence® AWR Design Environment, and other EDA software tools) or Modelithics COMPLETE+3D Library, please visit: www.modelithics.com/model or contact [email protected].

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