RFIRFPverktøy

RFIRFPverktøy is a software toolkit designed for radio frequency engineering to analyze and simulate the impulse and frequency response of RF systems. The name reflects its focus on impulse response (IR) and frequency response (FR) within RF contexts, and the tool is used by engineers and researchers to characterize components, networks, and complete systems. While specific implementations may vary, the general aim is to provide a unified workflow for time- and frequency-domain analysis.

Key features typically include importing measurement data and standards such as S-parameters (Touchstone format), computing impulse and step responses from transfer functions, performing Fourier transforms, deconvolution and inverse filtering, and designing or evaluating RF filters and impedance-matching networks. The toolkit commonly offers both a scripting interface and a command-line interface, enabling batch processing and integration with data pipelines. Visualization tools for spectra, impulse responses, group delay, and return loss are standard, along with export options for plots and data files.

Usage and availability vary by distribution. RFIRFPverktøy is used in research laboratories, universities, and industry for RF characterization, filter design, and system verification. Documentation typically includes user guides and API references. The project may be released under open-source licenses or offered as commercial software, depending on the distributor. Users should verify the exact scope, licensing, and platform compatibility for a given distribution or fork.