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| tomed |
Posted - Mar 17 2015 : 15:11:50
Hello all,
I'm beginning with fast Henry and looking for the file ReadOutput.c for compilation. I'd a look on user's guide page19 but without any success.
I've got the file Zc.mat, and try to go ahead.
In fact, here you go with the fast henry code:
*exemple simple d'une piste au dessus d'un plan de masse
.units mm
.default sigma=5.8e4
g1 x1=0 y1=0 z1=0 x2=100 y2=0 z2=0 x3=100 y3=100 z3=0
+thick=1.2
+seg1=100 seg2=100
+nin (50,0,0)
+nout (50,100,0)
N1 x=50 y=0 z=5
N2 x=50 y=100 z=5
E1 N1 N2 w=0.254 h=0.0254 nhinc=2 nwinc=10
.freq fmin=1e4 fmax=1e8 ndec=1
.equiv nin N1
.external N2 nout
.end
Please can you help.
Appreciate your time and support.
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| Enrico |
Posted - Mar 19 2015 : 12:00:38
If you are using our pre-compiled binaries under Windows, the utilities mentioned in the User's guide should be available from any DOS shell, as their path has been added in the global path.
That is, open a cmd.exe (DOS shell) and type
ReadOutput Zc.mat
in the directory where Zc.mat is.
The same goes for MakeLcircuit, or for MakeLnegative (same as MakeLcircuit, but useful if your Spice-like simulator does not handle negative L values).
If this does not work, your path variable for whatever reason may not be including the tools executables directory. You can anyway find the .exe under the installation directory, then
<your install dir, e.g. Program Files>/FastFieldSolvers/FastHenry2/Utilities
Best Regards,
Enrico
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| tomed |
Posted - Mar 18 2015 : 10:25:12
Hello Enrico,
Fisrt of all thank you very much for your quick reply.
What you say is very clear right now for me.
I'm using windows7. This question seems like the same for creating equivalent circuit, isn't it?
in the user's guide page 20, where can i find MakeLcircuit.c???
Appreciate your time and support
Regards,
quote:
Originally posted by Enrico
Which architecture are you working on? Linux, compiling your own executable? Or Windows with our binaries?
The doubts come from your questions, that are partially unclear, as you mix the FastHenry input file with ReadOutput.c and Zc.mat.
Zc.mat is already usable in itself. ReadOutput just divides by 2*pi*f the inductance values.
Best Regards,
Enrico
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| Enrico |
Posted - Mar 17 2015 : 18:32:21
Which architecture are you working on? Linux, compiling your own executable? Or Windows with our binaries?
The doubts come from your questions, that are partially unclear, as you mix the FastHenry input file with ReadOutput.c and Zc.mat.
Zc.mat is already usable in itself. ReadOutput just divides by 2*pi*f the inductance values.
Best Regards,
Enrico
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