RF Filter Design Without the Guesswork

Synthesize, simulate, tune, and analyze lumped and printed filters in one engineering environment built for RF and microwave designers.

34+
Filter Topologies & Realizations
3+
Advanced Engineering Analyses
Active
Development & Feature Roadmap

Everything You Need to Design Better Filters

From synthesis to simulation, analysis, optimization, and physical realization — SonataRF puts the complete RF filter workflow in one place.

Comprehensive Filter Synthesis

Design across 34+ filter topologies and realizations, including lumped and printed implementations for a wide range of RF applications.

Synthesis to Layout

Move from filter specifications to realizable designs in one workflow, with component values, printed structures, and export-ready data.

Yield & Tolerance Analysis

Evaluate real-world sensitivity using Monte Carlo analysis, component tolerances, and finite-Q effects before committing to hardware.

Temperature & Power Analysis

Examine temperature drift, material behavior, and RF power effects to understand how your design performs beyond room-temperature simulation.

Interactive Optimization

Tune designs live while monitoring S-parameters, phase, group delay, and other key responses as the circuit changes.

Always Evolving

SonataRF is actively developed with continuous improvements, new capabilities, technical support, and an expanding engineering roadmap.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about the SonataRF Beta, supported capabilities, and access.

SonataRF is a Windows-based RF filter design and analysis environment for synthesizing, simulating, tuning, and evaluating lumped and printed filters in one workflow.

Yes. SonataRF is free during the Beta period. No payment information is required to join.

SonataRF supports a wide range of low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, and band-stop designs across multiple approximation types and realizations, including lumped and printed implementations.

SonataRF includes tools for S-parameters, phase, group delay, component loss and Q, Monte Carlo yield analysis, temperature drift, power handling, and live design tuning.

Yes. Beta access will use a SonataRF activation key so installations can be managed and supported as the product evolves.

Join the SonataRF Beta

Get early access to SonataRF and help shape the next generation of RF filter design tools.

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Free during Beta • No payment required