BenchReport
Local RF reports from S1P and S2P files
BenchReport launched on August 8, 2026 with 1 votes, #11,494 of 23,274 launches that month.
What it does
BenchReport turns Touchstone measurements into a consistent acceptance report without uploading the files. Overlay S1P/S2P traces, compare against a golden unit, apply frequency-bounded limits, identify the exact worst-case frequency, and print a report. Includes a no-sign-up guided demo.
Compare Touchstone measurements, apply limits, and create clean RF reports locally.
Overlay S-parameter measurements, apply a band limit, and export a clean PDF—without uploading sensitive data or rebuilding charts in Excel. New to S-parameters? They describe how much of an RF signal is transmitted through or reflected by a component at different frequencies. No files or sign-up needed. We’ll load three synthetic S2P measurements and point out the useful parts. Try the synthetic samples to see comparison, limits and report output immediately. BenchReport Pro turns the browser workflow into a reusable Windows tool for repeat testing—without uploading measurement files. Try the free parser first. 30-day money-back guarantee through Gumroad. The golden trace and two…from edwarddeakin06-maker.github.io
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