Creates a new simulation project file. If there is an existing project file in the GUI, the old project file will not be saved.
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newproject; |
Creates a new layout environment. This function does not return any data. |
Examples
Creates a new project with the newproject command.
newproject;
However, for FDTD and MODE, users can have more choices:
For MODE, it can have numerical variables:
Syntax |
Description |
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newproject(option); |
The options are
The default option is 1. |
Examples
Creates a new project with the newproject command.
newproject; newproject(2); # open a template using current file and material database
For FDTD, the variables can be either numerical, or string:
Syntax |
Description |
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newproject(option); |
The options can be number or string: 1 or 'default': use default file and material database as template 2 or 'RF': use default RF template 3 or 'current': use current file and material database as template 4 or 'existing': open a file browser to select and existing file as a template The default option is 1. Since most material data in the Material Database is for optical frequencies, open a RF project will not modify the original material data in the material database. |
Examples
Creates a new project with the newproject command.
newproject; # open a template for optical frequency simulation newproject('RF');# open a template for RF simulation newproject(2); # open a template for RF simulation
See Also
List of commands , new , exit