matlab: MRStub implementation; LumpedPort implementation

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Sebastian Held 2010-06-09 09:53:49 +02:00
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function [CSX,port] = AddLumpedPort( CSX, portnr, R, start, stop, dir, excitename )
% [CSX,port] = AddLumpedPort( CSX, portnr, materialname, start, stop, dir, evec, excitename )
%
% CSX: CSX-object created by InitCSX()
% portnr: (integer) number of the port
% R: internal resistance of the port
% start: 3D start rowvector for port definition
% stop: 3D end rowvector for port definition
% dir: direction of wave propagation (choices: [1 0 0], [0 1 0] or [0 0 1])
% excitename (optional): if specified, the port will be switched on (see AddExcitation())
%
% the mesh must be already initialized
%
% example:
% start = [0 0 height]; stop = [length width height]; dir = [1 0 0];
% this defines a lumped port in x-direction (dir)
% the excitation/probe is placed between start(1) and stop(1)
%
% Sebastian Held <sebastian.held@gmx.de>
% Jun 1 2010
%
% See also InitCSX AddExcitation
% check dir
if ~(dir(1) == dir(2) == 0) && ~(dir(1) == dir(3) == 0) && ~(dir(2) == dir(3) == 0) || (sum(dir) == 0)
error 'dir must have exactly one component ~= 0'
end
dir = dir ./ sum(dir); % dir is now a unit vector
% get grid
mesh{1} = sort(CSX.RectilinearGrid.XLines);
mesh{2} = sort(CSX.RectilinearGrid.YLines);
mesh{3} = sort(CSX.RectilinearGrid.ZLines);
drawingunit = CSX.RectilinearGrid.ATTRIBUTE.DeltaUnit;
% snap to grid
idx_plane = 0;
for n=1:3
start_idx = interp1( mesh{n}, 1:numel(mesh{n}), start(n), 'nearest' );
stop_idx = interp1( mesh{n}, 1:numel(mesh{n}), stop(n), 'nearest' );
if start_idx == stop_idx
idx_plane = n; % two dimensional port: this is the correct index
end
start(n) = mesh{n}(start_idx);
stop(n) = mesh{n}(stop_idx);
end
if idx_plane == 0
error( 'the port must be two-dimensional!' );
end
% normalize start and stop
nstart = min( [start;stop] );
nstop = max( [start;stop] );
% determine index (1, 2 or 3) of calibration (e-) line
idx_cal = dir * [1;2;3];
% direction of calibration line
if stop(idx_cal)-start(idx_cal) > 0
direction = +1;
else
direction = -1;
end
% determine the other direction (FIXME is there a better way?)
idx1 = [1 2 3];
idx1 = idx1(idx1 ~= idx_plane);
idx1 = idx1(idx1 ~= idx_cal);
% calculate position of resistive material
idx = interp1( mesh{idx_plane}, 1:numel(mesh{idx_plane}), nstart(idx_plane), 'nearest' );
delta2_n = mesh{idx_plane}(idx) - mesh{idx_plane}(idx-1);
delta2_p = mesh{idx_plane}(idx+1) - mesh{idx_plane}(idx);
m_start = nstart;
m_stop = nstop;
m_start = m_start - delta2_n/2;
m_stop = m_stop + delta2_p/2;
% calculate kappa
l = (m_stop(idx_cal) - m_start(idx_cal)) * drawingunit; % length of the "sheet"
A = (m_stop(idx1) - m_start(idx1)) * (m_stop(idx_plane) - m_start(idx_plane)) * drawingunit^2; % area of the "sheet"
kappa = l/A / R; % [kappa] = S/m
CSX = AddMaterial( CSX, ['port' num2str(portnr) '_sheet_resistance'] );
CSX = SetMaterialProperty( CSX, ['port' num2str(portnr) '_sheet_resistance'], 'Kappa', kappa );
CSX = AddBox( CSX, ['port' num2str(portnr) '_sheet_resistance'], 0, m_start, m_stop );
% calculate position of the voltage probe
center1 = interp1( mesh{idx1}, 1:numel(mesh{idx1}), (nstart(idx1)+nstop(idx1))/2, 'nearest' );
v_start(idx_plane) = start(idx_plane);
v_start(idx1) = center1;
v_stop = v_start;
v_start(idx_cal) = nstart(idx_cal);
v_stop(idx_cal) = nstop(idx_cal);
% calculate position of the current probe
idx = interp1( mesh{idx1}, 1:numel(mesh{idx1}), nstart(idx1), 'nearest' );
delta1_n = mesh{idx1}(idx) - mesh{idx1}(idx-1);
idx = interp1( mesh{idx1}, 1:numel(mesh{idx1}), nstop(idx1), 'nearest' );
delta1_p = mesh{idx1}(idx+1) - mesh{idx1}(idx);
idx = interp1( mesh{idx_cal}, 1:numel(mesh{idx_cal}), (nstart(idx_cal)+nstop(idx_cal))/2, 'nearest' );
i_start(idx_cal) = mesh{idx_cal}(idx-1);
i_stop(idx_cal) = mesh{idx_cal}(idx-1);
i_start(idx1) = nstart(idx1) - delta1_n/2;
i_start(idx_plane) = nstart(idx_plane) - delta2_n/2;
i_stop(idx1) = nstop(idx1) + delta1_p/2;
i_stop(idx_plane) = nstop(idx_plane) + delta2_p/2;
% create the probes
name = ['port_ut' num2str(portnr)];
CSX = AddProbe( CSX, name, 0 );
CSX = AddBox( CSX, name, 999, v_start, v_stop );
name = ['port_it' num2str(portnr)];
CSX = AddProbe( CSX, name, 1 );
CSX = AddBox( CSX, name, 999, i_start, i_stop );
% create port structure
port.nr = portnr;
port.drawingunit = CSX.RectilinearGrid.ATTRIBUTE.DeltaUnit;
port.start = start;
port.stop = stop;
port.v_start = v_start;
port.v_stop = v_stop;
port.i_start = i_start;
port.i_stop = i_stop;
port.dir = dir;
port.direction = direction;
port.idx_cal = idx_cal;
port.idx1 = idx1;
port.idx1 = idx1;
port.excite = 0;
% create excitation
if (nargin >= 7) && ~isempty(excitename)
% excitation of this port is enabled
port.excite = 1;
CSX = AddBox( CSX, excitename, 999, v_start, v_stop );
end

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function CSX = AddMRStub( CSX, materialname, prio, MSL_width, len, alpha, resolution, orientation, normVector, position )
% CSX = AddMRStub( CSX, materialname, prio, MSL_width, len, alpha,
% resolution, orientation, normVector, position )
%
% Microstrip Radial Stub
%
% CSX: CSX-object created by InitCSX()
% materialname: property for the MSL (created by AddMetal() or AddMaterial())
% prio: priority
% MSL_width: width of the MSL to connect the stub to (m)
% len: length of the radial stub (m)
% alpha: angle subtended by the radial stub (degrees)
% resolution: discrete angle spacing (degrees)
% orientation: angle of main direction of the radial stub (degrees)
% normVector: normal vector of the stub
% position: position of the end of the MSL
%
% This radial stub definition is equivalent to the one Agilent ADS uses.
%
% example:
% CSX = AddMRStub( CSX, 'PEC', 10, 1000, 5900, 30, 1, -90, [0 0 1], [0 -10000 254] );
%
%
% Sebastian Held <sebastian.held@gmx.de>
% Jun 1 2010
%
% See also InitCSX AddMetal AddMaterial
% check normVector
if ~(normVector(1) == normVector(2) == 0) && ...
~(normVector(1) == normVector(3) == 0) && ...
~(normVector(2) == normVector(3) == 0) || (sum(normVector) == 0)
error 'normVector must have exactly one component ~= 0'
end
normVector = normVector ./ sum(normVector); % normVector is now a unit vector
% convert angles to radians
alpha_rad = alpha/180*pi;
orientation_rad = orientation/180*pi;
resolution_rad = resolution/180*pi;
%
% build stub at origin (0,0,0) and translate/rotate it later
%
D = 0.5 * MSL_width / sin(alpha_rad/2);
R = cos(alpha_rad/2) * D;
% point at the center of the MSL
p(1,1) = 0;
p(2,1) = -MSL_width/2;
p(1,2) = 0;
p(2,2) = MSL_width/2;
for a = alpha_rad/2 : -resolution_rad : -alpha_rad/2
p(1,end+1) = cos(a) * (D+len) - R;
p(2,end) = sin(a) * (D+len);
end
% rotate
rot = [cos(-orientation_rad), -sin(-orientation_rad); sin(-orientation_rad), cos(-orientation_rad)];
p = (p.' * rot).';
% translate
idx_elevation = [1 2 3];
idx_elevation = idx_elevation(normVector>0);
dim1 = mod( idx_elevation, 3 ) + 1;
dim2 = mod( idx_elevation+1, 3 ) + 1;
p(1,:) = p(1,:) + position(dim1);
p(2,:) = p(2,:) + position(dim2);
elevation = position(idx_elevation);
CSX = AddPolygon( CSX, materialname, prio, normVector, elevation, p );

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function FDTD = SetDiracExcite(FDTD)
FDTD.Excitation.ATTRIBUTE.Type=2;

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function FDTD = SetStepExcite(FDTD)
FDTD.Excitation.ATTRIBUTE.Type=3;