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===5. Post Processing (print or plot results)=== | ===5. Post Processing (print or plot results)=== | ||
An overview of postprocessing and the details of the commands can be found [[Post Processing Commands|here]]. | |||
Although not as fancy as commercial tools, there are a wide range of ways to examine output results. Examples of analysis can be found in this section. | Although not as fancy as commercial tools, there are a wide range of ways to examine output results. Examples of analysis can be found in this section. | ||
* [[Selection Examples]] | * [[Selection Examples]] | ||
* [[Printing Examples]] | * [[Printing Examples]] | ||
* [[Plotting Examples - new short version]] | * [[Plotting Examples - new short version]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:32, 14 June 2020
[[Workflow: How to create a FLOOXS simulation from scratch
1. Grid Generation
These are worked examples of grid generation concepts. Build 1D, 2D, and 3D structures for simulation.
- Defining a Grid - 1D, 2D, and 3D
- What is a .str file? - explanation of the format of the structure file
Mesh Generation Examples
2. Add Solution Variables
Includes a general discussion of declaring variables in FLOOXS, including "pde" vs. "const," and "solution" vs. "sel z=" vs. "set."
3. Add Process or Device Models
- Process Models - FLOOPS
- Device Models - FLOODS
4. Solve
- Process Solves - FLOOPS
- Device Solves - FLOODS
5. Post Processing (print or plot results)
An overview of postprocessing and the details of the commands can be found here.
Although not as fancy as commercial tools, there are a wide range of ways to examine output results. Examples of analysis can be found in this section.