I created a 4 conductor stripline cross-section in
microns for evaluating crosstalk. I found I needed to
include the coupling length as a sweep parameter (with
iteration = 1) to have it represented in microns;
otherwise, the value would be interpreted as meters.
Choosing 'Run BEM MMTL Simulation' from the menu, the
results are correct (no micron <-> meter confusion).
This may be due to operator error, but is repeatable
with the same cross-section input. Load the *.xsctn
file (attached), then
(works - correct units)
* menu pick -> Run BEM MMTL Simulation
* menu pick -> BEM -> View BEM MMTL Result
... Coupling Length = 0.01000 meters
(fails - interprets coupling length as meters instead
of microns)
* menu pick -> Sweep Simulation
* parameter pick -> ::RectCond2 xOffset
* enter # iterations for ::RectCond2 xOffset -> 1
* dialog -> Run Simulation
* dialog -> Data prior to simulations
* menu pick -> Sweep -> View "swept_result" file
... Coupling Length = 10000.00000 meters
(works - correct units)
* menu pick -> Sweep Simulation
* parameter pick -> ::CouplingLength
* parameter pick -> ::RectCond2 xOffset
* enter # iterations for ::CouplingLength -> 1
* enter # iterations for ::RectCond2 xOffset -> 1
* dialog -> Run Simulation
* dialog -> Data prior to simulations
* menu pick -> Sweep -> View "swept_result" file
... Coupling Length = 0.01000 meters
The version of 'TNT' is 1.2.2.
cross-section for testing coupling length unit problem in sweeps
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