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RF tool captures reusable design workflows

Keysight’s RF Circuit Simulation Professional software now enables engineers to document their design workflow on an executable whiteboard. The software replicates design decisions while capturing simulations, optimizations, decision trees, and parameters derived from prior analyses. Each step generates editable Python code that can be saved, shared, replayed for design reviews, and redeployed across the Keysight Advanced Design System (ADS), Cadence Virtuoso, and Synopsys Custom Compiler environments with full design data traceability.

Design teams often face workflow inefficiencies, simulation bottlenecks, and knowledge-transfer challenges. Engineers can build workflows visually on an executable whiteboard while the software automatically generates corresponding Python scripts. The platform executes simulations, optimizations, and design decisions in sequence, with support for decision-based loops and parameter settings.

Each workflow becomes a repeatable methodology that can be shared across teams, reused, and driven by AI. Captured workflows help preserve RF design expertise while creating structured design data that can support future AI-driven automation and training. Design review and tapeout tasks that previously required manual configuration now execute automatically.

RF Circuit Simulation Professional

Keysight Technologies 

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3 June 2026
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