assign_layout_force#

Maxwell3d.assign_layout_force(net_layers: dict, component_name: str, coordinate_system: str = 'Global', force_name: str = None, include_no_layer: bool = True) → bool[source]#

Assign the layout force to a component in a Transient A-Phi solver. To access layout component features the Beta option has to be enabled first.

Parameters:

net_layersdict: Each <net, layer> pair represents the objects in the intersection of the corresponding net and layer. The layer name is from the list of layer names. The net name is the dictionary’s key.
component_namestr: Name of the 3D component to assign the layout force to.
coordinate_systemstr, optional: Reference coordinate system. If not provided, the global one is used.
force_namestr, optional: Name of the layout force. If not provided a random name will be generated.
include_no_layerbool, optional: Whether to include "<no-layer>" layer or not (used for vias). Default is True.

Returns:

bool: True when successful, False when failed.

References

>>> oModule.AssignLayoutForce

Examples

Create a dictionary to give as an input to assign_layout_force method. >>> nets_layers = {“<no-net>”: [“PWR”,”TOP”,”UNNAMED_000”,”UNNAMED_002”], >>> “GND”: [“LYR_1”,”LYR_2”,”UNNAMED_006”]} >>>

Assign layout force to a component. >>> from pyaedt import Maxwell3d >>> m3d = Maxwell3d() >>> m3d.assign_layout_force(net_layers=nets_layers,component_name=”LC1_1”) >>> m3d.release_desktop(True, True)