Permanent 32-bit Ampsa Amplifier Design Wizard license with standard features. This is a single-user license. The software is protected with a Thales Sentinel LDK key (USB Type A). Windows 10 and Windows 11 are supported. The ADW is used to synthesize, analyse, tune, and optimise microwave impedance-matching networks and cascade-type linear amplifiers. The Class-B2 features, the microstrip discontinuity customization features and synthesis of modification networks are not included in this license. Synthesis of impedance-matching networks is based on differential evolution or systematic searches. The evolution is done in the transformation-Q space. The systematic searches are on the transformation Qs or on the transmission phase shifts of the networks at the selected passband frequency. If a harmonic-balance simulator is available, it should be used to verify the performance of an amplifier designed in the ADW. Considerable effort went into the development of the ADW to minimize the discrepancies. EM simulation of the matching networks designed in the ADW is advised. EM optimization can be used to resolve any discrepancies. It is generally good practice to use S-parameter based models for the microstrip junctions in the final phase of an ADW design.