TCS Intermod (Beta) 1.0

Short description:
TCS Intermod (Beta) is an early-access RF planning tool that helps engineers model, visualize, and mitigate intermodulation interference in multi-transmitter environments.

Full description:
TCS Intermod (Beta) streamlines intermodulation analysis for RF sites, labs, and field deployments. Build scenarios with multiple transmitters and receivers, explore “what-if” changes, and quickly identify potential spurious products before they impact system performance.

Key features:

• Intermodulation modeling: Predict and inspect IM products across configurable orders and frequency ranges.
• Frequency planning: Detect channel conflicts, evaluate guard bands, and compare alternative allocations.
• Scenario building: Define transmitters, receivers, combiner/duplex paths, and site parameters for realistic studies.
• Visualization: See predicted spurs overlaid on the spectrum alongside occupied channels.
• Analysis tools: Filter by IM order, RX proximity, and threshold; highlight highest-risk interactions.
• Data I/O: Import/export frequency lists (e.g., CSV) to speed up planning and reporting.
• Reporting: Generate summaries of conflicts, margins, and mitigation recommendations.

Who it’s for:

• RF and system engineers planning shared sites, trunked systems, public safety, LMR, and wireless backhaul.
• Lab teams validating new deployments or equipment changes.
• Field engineers troubleshooting interference and optimizing frequency plans.

Beta notice:

• This is a beta release. Features may change, and occasional issues may occur.
• Feedback is welcome and helps guide improvements and prioritization.

Disclaimer:
Results are estimates based on provided inputs and models. Always validate final frequency plans with appropriate test equipment and field measurements before deployment.

TCS Intermod (Beta) is developed by TCS Consultants, Inc. and is used by 2 users of Software Informer. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.0. The names of program executable files are Intermod.exe, _36b62b19.exe.