Print.1d

print.1d - print values along a one dimensional cross section

Synopsis

print.1d

[ x=<n> ][ y=<n> ][ z=<n> ]
[ name=<c> ]
[ gas ]

Description

The print.1d command allows the user to print the values along cross sections through the device. This is particularly useful for dumping to another plot program. A tcl list is returned of all values. This allows subsequent processing (for example, integration) of the resulting profile.

name: This allows the user to specify a data field name. This allows plots without using the select command. The default is to use the field specified in the most recent select command.
x, y, z: These parameters specifies the constant values of a line to perform sectioning along in microns. In one dimension, these parameters are not necessary. In two dimensions, only one of x or y can be specified for a given device. Specifying x will produce a horizontal slice through the device and y will specify a vertical slice. An easy way to remember is that the cross section is taken at the constant value specified. For a three dimensional simulation, two of these three must be specified.
gas: By default, gas values are not reported. This option allows the gas mesh to be included in the extracted data.

Examples

print.1d x=1.0

This command will print the selected value at x equal to 1um.

print.1d y=1.0 name=Arsenic

This command will print the data field named Arsenic along a vertical line at lateral position of 1.0um.

Bugs and Missing Features

None.

Print1DCmd

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