assign_impedance_to_sheet#

Hfss.assign_impedance_to_sheet(assignment, name=None, resistance=50.0, reactance=0.0, is_infinite_ground=False, coordinate_system='Global')#

Create an impedance taking one sheet.

Parameters:

assignmentstr or list: One or more names of the sheets to apply the boundary to.
namestr, optional: Name of the impedance. The default is None.
resistancefloat or list, optional: Resistance value in ohms. The default is 50.0. If a list of four elements is passed, an anisotropic impedance is assigned with the following order, [Zxx, Zxy, Zyx, Zyy].
reactanceoptional: Reactance value in ohms. The default is 0.0. If a list of four elements is passed, an anisotropic impedance is assigned with the following order, [Zxx, Zxy, Zyx, Zyy].
is_infinite_groundbool, optional: Whether the impedance is an infinite ground. The default is False.
coordinate_systemstr, optional: Name of the coordinate system for the XY plane. The default is "Global". This parameter is only used for anisotropic impedance assignment.

Returns:

ansys.aedt.core.modules.boundary.BoundaryObject: Boundary object if successful, False otherwise.

References

>>> oModule.AssignImpedance

Examples

Create a sheet and use it to create an impedance.

>>> sheet = hfss.modeler.create_rectangle(hfss.PLANE.XY,
...                                       [0, 0, -90], [10, 2], name="ImpedanceSheet",
...                                        material="Copper")
>>> impedance_to_sheet = hfss.assign_impedance_to_sheet(sheet.name,"ImpedanceFromSheet",100,50)

Create a sheet and use it to create an anisotropic impedance.

>>> sheet = hfss.modeler.create_rectangle(hfss.PLANE.XY,
...                                       [0, 0, -90], [10, 2], name="ImpedanceSheet",
...                                        material="Copper")
>>> anistropic_impedance_to_sheet = hfss.assign_impedance_to_sheet(sheet.name,
...                                                                "ImpedanceFromSheet",
...                                                                [377, 0, 0, 377],
...                                                                [0, 50, 0, 0])