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stephen Posted - Feb 17 2012 : 01:09:25
Hallo,
i am trying to use the L,R,and M which i calculated from Fasthenry for further simulation in Matlab. i would like the L,R,M to be saved as Matrix. i chose for the "-d" option the "mrl" and for the "-k" option the "text". now i have two problems:
1) on running Fasthenry i get this message "L matrix not dumped. Run with mat_vect_prod = DIRECT if this is desired". i dont really know why L is not being saved.

2) i dont understand the dumped values for R and M.

M=
1 8 1
1 12 1
2 7 1
2 11 1

R= 0.000511543 0.000509855 0.000341029 0.00060061 0.000563439 0.000470768 0.000405898 0.000394281 0.000511543 0.000509855 0.000405898 0.000394281

these values do not correspond to the simulated values.

i get these values each time i run a simulation. these results are independent of the Model being simulated.
please what am i doing wrong?
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Enrico Posted - Feb 21 2012 : 22:51:19
To import the results in MatLab (as well as any other program) the easiest option is to use Automation. Please check the help in FastHenry2 (or FastCap2 and FasterCap) and the automation examples in the sub-folder of the samples directory.

Using the full matrices is much less effective. FastHenry does NOT compute explicitly these matrices, otherwise the complexity would be at least N^2. This is why you can dump them only if you choose the DIRECT method, i.e. the non-accelerated one.

Best Regards,
Enrico

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