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RFIC Inductor Toolkit for ADS is now Free Open Source Software

Posted on 26. August 2025 by muehlhaus

Our RFIC Inductor Toolkit for ADS is now available as Free Open Source Software:
https://github.com/VolkerMuehlhaus/RFIC-Inductor-Toolkit-Open

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