add_subrange#

SweepHFSS.add_subrange(rangetype, start, end=None, count=None, unit='GHz', save_single_fields=False, clear=False)[source]#

Add a range to the sweep.

Parameters:

rangetypestr: Type of the range. Options are "LinearCount", "LinearStep", "LogScale", and "SinglePoints".
startfloat: Starting frequency.
endfloat, optional: Stopping frequency. The default value is None. A value is required for rangetype="LinearCount"|"LinearStep"|"LogScale".
countint or float, optional: Frequency count or frequency step. The default is None. A value is required for rangetype="LinearCount"|"LinearStep"|"LogScale".
unitstr, optional: Unit of the frequency. For example, "MHz or "GHz". The default is "GHz".
save_single_fieldsbool, optional: Whether to save the fields of the single point. The default is False. This parameter is sed only for rangetype="SinglePoints".
clearbool, optional: Whether to suppress all other subranges except the current one under creation. The default value is False.

Returns:

bool: True when successful, False when failed.

Examples

Create a setup in an HFSS design and add multiple sweep ranges.

>>> setup = hfss.create_setup(setupname="MySetup")
>>> sweep = setup.add_sweep()
>>> sweep.change_type("Interpolating")
>>> sweep.change_range("LinearStep", 1.1, 2.1, 0.4, "GHz")
>>> sweep.add_subrange("LinearCount", 1, 1.5, 5, "MHz")
>>> sweep.add_subrange("LogScale", 1, 3, 10, "GHz")