create_sbr_custom_array#

Hfss.create_sbr_custom_array(output_file=None, frequencies=None, element_number=1, state_number=1, position=None, x_axis=None, y_axis=None, weight=None)[source]#

Create custom array file with sarr format.

Parameters:

output_filestr, optional: Full path and name for the file. The default is None, in which case the file is exported to the working directory.
frequencieslist, optional: List of frequencies in GHz. The default is [1.0].
element_numberint, optional: Number of elements in the array. The default is 1.
state_numberint, optional: Number of states. The default is 1.
positionlist of list: List of the [x, y, z] coordinates for each element. The default is [1, 0, 0].
x_axislist of list: List of X, Y, Z components of X-axis unit vector.
y_axislist of list: List of X, Y, Z components of Y-axis unit vector. The default is [0, 1, 0].
weightlist of list: Weight of each element. The default is None in which case all elements have uniform weight. The second dimension contains the weights for each element, organized as follows: The first frequencies entries correspond to the weights for that element at each of the frequencies, for the first state. If there are multiple states, the next frequencies entries represent the weights for the second state, and so on. For example, for 3 frequencies (f1, f2, f3), 2 elements (e1, e2), and 2 states (s1, s2), the weight would be represented as: [[w_f1_e1_s1, w_f1_e2_s1], [w_f2_e1_s1, w_f2_e2_s1], [w_f3_e1_s1, w_f3_e2_s1], [w_f1_e1_s2, w_f1_e2_s2], [w_f2_e1_s2, w_f2_e2_s2], [w_f3_e1_s2, w_f3_e2_s2]]. ```

Returns:

str: File name when successful, False when failed.

Examples

>>> from ansys.aedt.core import Hfss
>>> hfss = Hfss()
>>> hfss.create_sbr_custom_array()
>>> hfss.release_desktop()