Everything in Standard, plus the five receiver and system calculators (receiver sensitivity, G/T, link budget with SNR margin and rain fade by ITU-R P.838 / P.530, radar range and C/N₀), the RF system builder (any RF chain from symbols, with virtual instruments, the antenna’s beam and coverage, and temperature drift in °C or °F, for the whole system or for temperature zones you draw over any section), antenna currents and fields (J-surf: how the current flows on wire antennas, patches, horns, dishes and phased arrays, and their E and H fields), the link lab, the two-tone IMD test bench (IP3 and IM2 … IM11, simulated or from your own spectrum-analyser readings) and the modulation test bench (ACLR, EVM, CCDF and AM-AM/AM-PM with 5G NR, LTE, QAM or your own I/Q file). Professional subscribers also get new modules first, starting with phased-array design, and lab-instrument test automation is planned. New in 2.2: the digital modulation and access lab — 37 modulations from OOK and BPSK to 4096-QAM, APSK, FSK, MSK and GMSK, with exact bit error rates checked by simulation, plus CDMA, frequency hopping, OFDMA, SC-FDMA and NOMA.