Polygon#

class ansys.aedt.core.modeler.advanced_cad.stackup_3d.Polygon(application, point_list, signal_layer, poly_name='poly', mat_name='copper', is_void=False, reference_system=None)[source]#

Polygon Class in Stackup3D. It is preferable to use the add_polygon method in the class Layer3D than directly the class constructor.

Parameters:

applicationansys.aedt.core.hfss.Hfss: HFSS design or project where the variable is to be created.
point_listlist: Points list of [x,y] coordinates.
signal_layeransys.aedt.core.modeler.advanced_cad.stackup_3d.Layer3D: The signal layer where the line will be drawn.
poly_namestr, optional: Polygon name. The default is poly.
mat_namestr, optional: The polygon material name.
is_voidbool, optional: Whether the polygon is a void. The default is False. On ground layers, it will act opposite of the Boolean value because the ground is negative.
reference_systemstr, None, optional: Coordinate system of the polygon. By default, None.

Examples

>>> from ansys.aedt.core import Hfss
>>> from ansys.aedt.core.modeler.advanced_cad.stackup_3d import Stackup3D
>>> hfss = Hfss(new_desktop=True)
>>> my_stackup = Stackup3D(hfss, 2.5e9)
>>> gnd = my_stackup.add_ground_layer("gnd", thickness=None)
>>> my_stackup.add_dielectric_layer("diel1", thickness=1.5, material="Duroid (tm)")
>>> top = my_stackup.add_signal_layer("top", thickness=None)
>>> my_polygon = top.add_polygon([[0, 0], [0, 1], [1, 1], [1, 0]])
>>> my_stackup.dielectric_x_position = "2mm"
>>> my_stackup.dielectric_y_position = "2mm"
>>> my_stackup.dielectric_length = "-3mm"
>>> my_stackup.dielectric_width = "-3mm"

Attributes

`Polygon.aedt_object`	PyAEDT object 3D.
`Polygon.application`	App object.
`Polygon.dielectric_layer`	Dielectric layer that the object belongs to.
`Polygon.layer_name`	Layer name.
`Polygon.layer_number`	Layer ID.
`Polygon.material_name`	Material name.
`Polygon.name`	Object name.
`Polygon.points_on_layer`	Object Bounding Box.
`Polygon.reference_system`	Coordinate system of the object.
`Polygon.signal_layer`	Signal layer that the object belongs to.