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import abc
import ast
import logging
from kqcircuits.defaults import default_faces
from kqcircuits.elements.airbridges.airbridge import Airbridge
from kqcircuits.elements.element import Element, resolve_face
from kqcircuits.elements.waveguide_composite import WaveguideComposite, Node
from kqcircuits.pya_resolver import pya
from kqcircuits.simulations.partition_region import PartitionRegion
from kqcircuits.simulations.port import Port, InternalPort, EdgePort
from kqcircuits.util.geometry_helper import (
region_with_merged_polygons,
region_with_merged_points,
merge_points_and_match_on_edges,
)
from kqcircuits.util.parameters import Param, pdt, add_parameters_from
from kqcircuits.simulations.export.util import find_edge_from_point_in_polygons
from kqcircuits.simulations.export.util import get_enclosing_polygon
from kqcircuits.util.groundgrid import make_ground_grid_region
from kqcircuits.junctions.sim import Sim
from kqcircuits.util.library_helper import load_libraries
simulation_layer_dict = {}
load_libraries() # allows parameter overrides from defaults.py
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def get_simulation_layer_by_name(layer_name):
"""Returns layer info of given name. If layer doesn't exist, a new layer is created.
New layers are created with data type = 0 and layer numbering starts from 1000."""
if layer_name not in simulation_layer_dict:
simulation_layer_dict[layer_name] = pya.LayerInfo(len(simulation_layer_dict) + 1000, 0, layer_name)
return simulation_layer_dict[layer_name]
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def to_1d_list(data):
"""Helper function to cast a scalar or a nested list into a one dimensional list"""
def _scalar_to_list(data):
return data if isinstance(data, list) else [data]
data = _scalar_to_list(data)
while any(isinstance(d, list) for d in data):
data = [y for x in data for y in _scalar_to_list(x)]
return data
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@add_parameters_from(Element)
@add_parameters_from(
Sim,
"junction_total_length",
"junction_upper_pad_width",
"junction_upper_pad_length",
"junction_lower_pad_width",
"junction_lower_pad_length",
"include_background_gap",
)
class Simulation:
"""Base class for simulation geometries.
Generally, this class is intended to be subclassed by a specific simulation implementation; the
implementation defines the simulation geometry and ports in `build`.
A convenience class method `Simulation.from_cell` is provided to create a Simulation from an
existing cell. In this case no ports will be added.
Basically, 3D layout is built of substrates, which are separated from each other by vacuum boxes, however, this rule
is modifiable by setting substrate and vacuum thicknesses to zero. In principle, one can stack faces on any of the
imaginable surface of a substrate. If substrate or vacuum thickness is set to zero, then there can be two
faces touching each other. Faces can be stacked on bottom or top surface of the substrates.
Number of substrate and vacuum boxes are determined with parameters face_stack and lower_box_height:
- If lower_box_height > 0, there will be a vacuum box below the lowest substrate, and the counting of faces will
start from the bottom surface of the lowest substrate. Otherwise, the lowest substrate will be below the lowest
vacuum box, and the counting of faces will start from the top surface of the lowest substrate.
- Length of face_stack list describes how many surfaces are taken into account in the simulation.
The terms in the face_stack indicate in which order the klayout faces are stacked in the 3D layout. Faces are
counted from the lowest substrate surface to the highest. One can also introduce face_stack as list of lists.
If a term in face_stack is a list, then all the faces given in the list are piled up on the corresponding surface
in the respective order. That means, the first term in the inner list indicates the face that is closest to the
surface of the substrate. One can use empty list in face_stack to leave certain surface
without metallization.
Heights of substrates (substrate_height) and vacuum boxes between surfaces (chip_distance) can be determined
individually from bottom to top or with single value. Any of the heights can be left zero, to indicate that there
is no vacuum between the substrates or substrate between the vacuum boxes. Also, the metal thickness (metal_height)
can be set to zero, but that means the metal layer is modelled as infinitely thin sheet. The insulator dielectric
can be set on any metal layer if non-zero dielectric_height is given.
"""
# The samples below show, how the layout is changed according to the parameters. Number of faces is unlimited:
#
# len(face_stack) = 1 len(face_stack) = 2 len(face_stack) = 2
# lower_box_height = 0 lower_box_height = 0 lower_box_height > 0
# |-------------------------| |-------------------------| |-------------------------|
# | | |/////////////////////////| | |
# | | |///substrate_height[1]///| | upper_box_height |
# | upper_box_height | |/////////////////////////| | |
# | | |----- face_stack[1] -----| |----- face_stack[1] -----|
# | | | | |/////////////////////////|
# |----- face_stack[0] -----| | chip_distance[0] | |///substrate_height[0]///|
# |/////////////////////////| | | |/////////////////////////|
# |/////////////////////////| |----- face_stack[0] -----| |----- face_stack[0] -----|
# |///substrate_height[0]///| |/////////////////////////| | |
# |/////////////////////////| |///substrate_height[0]///| | lower_box_height |
# |/////////////////////////| |/////////////////////////| | |
# |-------------------------| |-------------------------| |-------------------------|
LIBRARY_NAME = None # This is needed by some methods inherited from Element.
# Metadata associated with simulation
ports: list[Port]
# Parameters
box = Param(pdt.TypeShape, "Boundary box", pya.DBox(pya.DPoint(0, 0), pya.DPoint(10000, 10000)))
ground_grid_box = Param(pdt.TypeShape, "Border", pya.DBox(pya.DPoint(0, 0), pya.DPoint(10000, 10000)))
with_grid = Param(pdt.TypeBoolean, "Make ground plane grid", False)
name = Param(pdt.TypeString, "Name of the simulation", "Simulation")
use_ports = Param(pdt.TypeBoolean, "Turn off to disable all ports (for debugging)", True)
use_internal_ports = Param(pdt.TypeBoolean, "Use internal (lumped) ports. The alternative is wave ports.", True)
port_size = Param(
pdt.TypeDouble,
"Width and height of wave ports",
400.0,
unit="µm",
docstring="The port size can also be set as a list specifying the extensions from the center of "
"the port to left, right, down and up, respectively.",
)
upper_box_height = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Height of vacuum above top substrate", 1000.0, unit="µm")
lower_box_height = Param(
pdt.TypeDouble,
"Height of vacuum below bottom substrate",
0,
unit="µm",
docstring="Set > 0 to start face counting from substrate bottom layer.",
)
fixed_level_stackup = Param(pdt.TypeBoolean, "Use fixed level multi-face stack-up", True)
face_stack = Param(
pdt.TypeList,
"Face IDs on the substrate surfaces from bottom to top",
["1t1"],
docstring="The parameter can be set as list of lists to enable multi-face stack-up on substrate "
"surfaces. Set term to empty list to not have metal on the surface.",
)
substrate_height = Param(
pdt.TypeList,
"Height of the substrates",
[550.0, 375.0],
unit="[µm]",
docstring="The value can be scalar or list of scalars. Set as list to use individual "
"substrate heights from bottom to top.",
)
substrate_box = Param(
pdt.TypeList,
"x and y dimensions of substrates",
[None],
docstring="Set as a list of pya.DBox objects to give substrate dimensions individually from "
"bottom to top. If a value in the list is not pya.DBox object, the corresponding"
"substrate covers fully the general boundary box.",
)
substrate_material = Param(
pdt.TypeList,
"Material of the substrates.",
["silicon"],
docstring="Value can be string or list of strings. Use only keywords introduced in "
"material_dict. Set as list to use individual materials from bottom to top.",
)
material_dict = Param(
pdt.TypeString,
"Dictionary of dielectric materials",
"{'silicon': {'permittivity': 11.45}}",
docstring="Contains the material names as keys and material properties as values. If the material property has "
"positive value for keyword 'conductivity', the material is considered as metal. Otherwise, the material is "
"considered as dielectric. The material names 'vacuum' and 'pec' (perfect electric conductor) are excluded and "
"they can be used without defining them explicitly. The property keyword 'permittivity' is fully supported and "
"keywords 'conductivity', 'dielectric_loss_tangent', 'permeability', 'magnetic_loss_tangent', and "
"'london_penetration_depth' are partly supported depending on the solver.",
)
chip_distance = Param(
pdt.TypeList,
"Height of vacuum between two chips",
[8.0],
unit="[µm]",
docstring="The value can be scalar or list of scalars. Set as list to use individual chip "
"distances from bottom to top. The chip distances are measured between "
"the closest layers of the opposing chips.",
)
airbridge_height = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Height of airbridges.", 3.4, unit="µm")
metal_height = Param(pdt.TypeList, "Height of base metal on each face.", [0.0], unit="µm")
metal_material = Param(pdt.TypeList, "Base metal material on each face.", ["pec"])
dielectric_height = Param(pdt.TypeList, "Height of insulator dielectric on each face.", [0.0], unit="µm")
dielectric_material = Param(
pdt.TypeList,
"Material of insulator dielectric on each face.",
["silicon"],
unit="µm",
docstring="Use only keywords introduced in material_dict.",
)
waveguide_length = Param(
pdt.TypeDouble,
"Length of waveguide stubs or distance between couplers and waveguide turning point",
100,
unit="µm",
)
over_etching = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Expansion of metal gaps (negative to shrink the gaps).", 0, unit="μm")
vertical_over_etching = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Vertical over-etching into substrates at gaps.", 0, unit="μm")
hollow_tsv = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Thickness of the TSV metal boundary or 0 for solid metal.", 0, unit="μm")
partition_regions = Param(
pdt.TypeString,
"Parameters of partition regions as list of dictionaries",
[],
docstring="See constructor of the PartitionRegion class for parameter definitions.",
)
tls_layer_thickness = Param(
pdt.TypeList, "Thickness of TLS interface layers (MA, MS, and SA, respectively)", [0.0], unit="µm"
)
tls_layer_material = Param(
pdt.TypeList,
"Materials of TLS interface layers (MA, MS, and SA, respectively)",
["vacuum", "silicon", "silicon"],
docstring="Use only keywords introduced in material_dict. Valid only if tls_sheet_approximation=False.",
)
tls_sheet_approximation = Param(pdt.TypeBoolean, "Approximate TLS interface layers as sheets", False)
detach_tls_sheets_from_body = Param(
pdt.TypeBoolean,
"TLS interface layers are created `tls_layer_thickness` above or below the interface of 3D bodies",
True,
docstring="Only has an effect when tls_sheet_approximation=True."
"Setting to False when using `ElmerEPR3DSolution` significantly improves simulation performance",
)
minimum_point_spacing = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Tolerance for merging adjacent points in polygon", 0.01, unit="µm")
polygon_tolerance = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Tolerance for merging adjacent polygons in a layer", 0.004, unit="µm")
small_shape_area = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Area below which shapes will trigger a warning.", 1.0, unit="µm²")
base_metal_addition_layers = Param(pdt.TypeList, "Layers to be added to base metal", ["base_metal_addition"])
extra_json_data = Param(
pdt.TypeNone,
"Extra data in dict form to store in resulting JSON",
None,
docstring="This field may be used to store 'virtual' parameters useful for your simulations",
)
def __init__(self, layout, **kwargs):
"""Initialize a Simulation.
The initializer parses parameters, creates a top cell, and then calls `self.build` to create
the simulation geometry, followed by `self.create_simulation_layers` to process the geometry
so it is ready for exporting.
Args:
layout: the layout on which to create the simulation
Keyword arguments:
`**kwargs`:
Any parameter can be passed as a keyword argument.
In addition, `cell` can be passed as keyword argument. If `cell` is supplied, it will be
used as the top cell for the simulation. Otherwise, a new cell will be created. See
`Simulation.from_cell` for creating simulations from existing cells.
"""
self.refpoints = {}
if layout is None or not isinstance(layout, pya.Layout):
error_text = "Cannot create simulation with invalid or nil layout."
error = ValueError(error_text)
logging.error(error_text)
raise error
self.layout = layout
schema = type(self).get_schema()
# Apply kwargs or default value
# TODO: Validation? Could reuse the validation for Element
for parameter, item in schema.items():
if parameter in kwargs:
setattr(self, parameter, kwargs[parameter])
else:
setattr(self, parameter, item.default)
self.name = self.name.replace(" ", "").replace(",", "__") # no spaces or commas in filenames
self.ports = []
if "cell" in kwargs:
self.cell = kwargs["cell"]
else:
self.cell = layout.create_cell(self.name)
self.layers = {}
self.build()
self.create_simulation_layers()
self.warn_of_small_shapes()
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@classmethod
def from_cell(cls, cell, margin=300, grid_size=1, **kwargs):
"""Create a Simulation from an existing cell.
Arguments:
cell: existing top cell for the Simulation
margin: distance (μm) to expand the simulation box (ground plane) around the bounding
box of the cell If the `box` keyword argument is given, margin is ignored.
grid_size: size of the simulation box will be rounded to this resolution
If the `box` keyword argument is given, grid_size is ignored.
`**kwargs`: any simulation parameters passed
Returns:
Simulation instance
"""
extra_kwargs = {}
if "box" not in kwargs:
box = cell.dbbox().enlarge(margin, margin)
if grid_size > 0:
box.left = round(box.left / grid_size) * grid_size
box.right = round(box.right / grid_size) * grid_size
box.bottom = round(box.bottom / grid_size) * grid_size
box.top = round(box.top / grid_size) * grid_size
extra_kwargs["box"] = box
return cls(cell.layout(), cell=cell, **kwargs, **extra_kwargs)
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@abc.abstractmethod
def build(self):
"""Build simulation geometry.
This method is to be overridden, and the overriding method should create the geometry to be
simulated and add any ports to `self.ports`.
"""
return
# Inherit specific methods from Element
get_schema = classmethod(Element.get_schema.__func__)
face = Element.face
insert_cell = Element.insert_cell
get_refpoints = Element.get_refpoints
add_element = Element.add_element
get_layer = Element.get_layer
pcell_params_by_name = Element.pcell_params_by_name
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def face_stack_list_of_lists(self):
"""Return self.face_stack forced to be list of lists"""
return [f if isinstance(f, list) else [f] for f in self.face_stack]
def _face_box(self, i):
"""Return the boundary box for given face number.
Boundary box is the intersection of the global boundary box and the substrate x-y-dimension box.
"""
box = self.ith_value(self.substrate_box, (i + int(self.lower_box_height <= 0)) // 2)
return self.box & box if isinstance(box, pya.DBox) else self.box
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@staticmethod
def ith_value(list_or_constant, i):
"""Helper function to return value from list or constant corresponding to the ordinal number i.
Too short lists are extended by duplicating the last value of the list.
"""
if isinstance(list_or_constant, list):
if i < len(list_or_constant):
return list_or_constant[i] # return ith term of the list
return list_or_constant[-1] # return last term of the list
return list_or_constant # return constant value
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def face_z_levels(self):
"""Returns dictionary of z-levels. The dictionary can be used either with integer or string key values: Integer
keys return surface z-levels in ascending order (including domain boundary bottom and top). String keys
(key = face_id) return the three z-levels of the face (metal bottom, metal-dielectric interface, dielectric top)
The level z=0 is at lowest substrate top.
"""
# Build z-levels such that level z=0 is at very bottom. Z-transformation is applied later.
vacuum_at_bottom = self.lower_box_height > 0
z = self.lower_box_height if vacuum_at_bottom else float(self.ith_value(self.substrate_height, 0))
z_dict = {}
z_list = [0.0]
z_trans = 0.0
stack = self.face_stack_list_of_lists()
for i, face_ids in enumerate(stack):
metal_heights = self.ith_value(self.metal_height, i)
dielectric_heights = self.ith_value(self.dielectric_height, i)
if bool(i % 2) == vacuum_at_bottom:
# faces on top of a substrate
z_list.append(z)
if i < 2:
z_trans = z # determine z-transformation
for j, face_id in enumerate(face_ids):
metal_z = z + float(self.ith_value(metal_heights, j))
dielectric_z = metal_z + float(self.ith_value(dielectric_heights, j))
z_dict[face_id] = [z, metal_z, dielectric_z]
z = dielectric_z
z += float(self.ith_value(self.chip_distance, i // 2)) if i < len(stack) - 1 else self.upper_box_height
else:
# faces on bottom of a substrate
for j, face_id in enumerate(face_ids[::-1]):
dielectric_z = z + float(self.ith_value(dielectric_heights, j))
metal_z = dielectric_z + float(self.ith_value(metal_heights, j))
z_dict[face_id] = [metal_z, dielectric_z, z]
z = metal_z
z_list.append(z)
z += float(self.ith_value(self.substrate_height, (i + 1) // 2))
z_list.append(z)
# Return combined dictionary such that level z=0 is at lowest substrate top
return {
**{k: z_list[k] - z_trans for k in range(-1, len(z_list))},
**{k: [x - z_trans for x in v] for k, v in z_dict.items()},
}
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def region_from_layer(self, face_id, layer_name):
"""Returns a `Region` containing all geometry from a specified layer"""
face_layers = default_faces[face_id] if face_id in default_faces else {}
if layer_name in face_layers:
return pya.Region(self.cell.begin_shapes_rec(self.layout.layer(face_layers[layer_name])))
return pya.Region()
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def simplified_region(self, region, expansion=0.0):
"""Returns a region that is simplified by functions region_with_merged_polygons and region_with_merged_points.
More precisely:
- Merges polygons ignoring gaps that are smaller than self.polygon_tolerance
- Expands/shrinks region by amount given by 'expansion'
- In each polygon of the region, removes points that are closer to other points than self.minimum_point_spacing
"""
return region_with_merged_points(
region_with_merged_polygons(
region, tolerance=self.polygon_tolerance / self.layout.dbu, expansion=expansion / self.layout.dbu
),
tolerance=self.minimum_point_spacing / self.layout.dbu,
)
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def insert_layer(self, layer_name, region, z0, z1, **params):
"""Adds layer parameters into 'self.layers' if region is non-empty."""
if not region.is_empty():
self.layers[layer_name] = {
"region": region.dup(),
"bottom": round(min(z0, z1), 12),
"top": round(max(z0, z1), 12),
**params,
}
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def insert_stacked_up_layers(self, stack, z0):
"""Produces the layer stack-up and adds the layers into 'self.layers'.
Each layer is split into sub-layers by their z-level.
Args:
stack: list of layers in form of tuples containing (region, layer name, thickness, material)
z0: the base z-level for the layer stack-up
"""
levels = {} # existing z-levels based on layers underneath (z-level as key and region as value)
for region, layer_name, thickness, material in stack:
if region.is_empty():
continue
# Split the layer into z-levels
region_levels = {} # the layer region divided into z-levels
non_region_levels = {} # the z-levels outside the layer region
sum_reg = pya.Region()
for z, reg in levels.items():
intersection = reg & region
if not intersection.is_empty():
region_levels[z] = intersection
subtraction = reg - region
if not subtraction.is_empty():
non_region_levels[z] = subtraction
sum_reg += reg
on_base_level = region - sum_reg
if not on_base_level.is_empty():
region_levels[round(z0, 12)] = on_base_level
# Create collective layer for klayout visualization if the layer is split
if len(region_levels) > 1:
self.cell.shapes(self.layout.layer(get_simulation_layer_by_name(layer_name))).insert(region)
# Apply parts of divided layers into self.layers
for i, (z, reg) in enumerate(sorted(region_levels.items())):
self.insert_layer(
f"{layer_name}_{i}" if len(region_levels) > 1 else layer_name,
reg,
z,
z + thickness,
material=material,
)
# Update existing z-levels dictionary
if thickness != 0.0:
levels = non_region_levels
for z, reg in region_levels.items():
top_z = round(z + thickness, 12)
if top_z in levels:
levels[top_z] += reg
else:
levels[top_z] = reg
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def insert_layers_between_faces(self, i, opp_i, layer_name, **params):
"""Helper function to be used to produce indium bumps and TSVs"""
z = self.face_z_levels()
face_stack = self.face_stack_list_of_lists()
box = self._face_box(i)
if 0 <= opp_i < len(face_stack):
box = box & self._face_box(opp_i)
box_region = pya.Region(box.to_itype(self.layout.dbu))
sum_region = pya.Region()
for face_id in face_stack[i]:
region = self.simplified_region(self.region_from_layer(face_id, layer_name) & box_region)
if region.is_empty():
continue
sum_region += region
if 0 <= opp_i < len(face_stack):
for opp_id in face_stack[opp_i]:
common_region = region & self.simplified_region(
self.region_from_layer(opp_id, layer_name) & box_region
)
if common_region.is_empty():
continue
if f"{opp_id}_{face_id}_{layer_name}" not in self.layers: # if statement is to avoid duplicates
self.insert_layer(
f"{face_id}_{opp_id}_{layer_name}",
common_region,
z[face_id][1],
z[opp_id][1],
**params,
)
region -= common_region
if region.is_empty():
break
if not region.is_empty():
self.insert_layer(
face_id + "_" + layer_name,
region,
z[face_id][1],
z[opp_i + 1],
**params,
)
return sum_region
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def create_simulation_layers(self):
"""Create the layers used for simulation export.
Based on any geometry defined on the relevant lithography layers.
This method is called from `__init__` after `build`, and should not be called directly.
Geometry is added to layers created specifically for simulation purposes. The layer numbers, z-levels,
thicknesses, materials, and other properties are stored in 'self.layers' parameter.
In the simulation-specific layers, all geometry has been merged and converted to simple polygons, that is,
polygons without holes.
"""
z = self.face_z_levels()
parts = self.get_partition_regions()
for part in parts:
part.limit_box(z[0], z[-1], self.box, self.layout.dbu)
face_stack = self.face_stack_list_of_lists()
for i, face_ids in enumerate(face_stack):
sign = (-1) ** (i + int(self.lower_box_height > 0))
stack = []
dielectric_material = self.ith_value(self.dielectric_material, i)
# insert TSVs and indium bumps
tsv_region = self.insert_layers_between_faces(i, i - sign, "through_silicon_via", material="pec")
bump_region = self.insert_layers_between_faces(i, i + sign, "indium_bump", material="pec")
face_box_region = pya.Region(self._face_box(i).to_itype(self.layout.dbu))
for j, face_id in enumerate(face_ids):
metal_gap_region = self.region_from_layer(face_id, "base_metal_gap_wo_grid")
metal_add_region = pya.Region()
for base_metal_addition_layer in self.base_metal_addition_layers:
metal_add_region += self.region_from_layer(face_id, base_metal_addition_layer)
if self.over_etching >= 0:
lithography_region = self.simplified_region(metal_gap_region - metal_add_region, self.over_etching)
else:
lithography_region = face_box_region - self.simplified_region(
face_box_region - (metal_gap_region - metal_add_region), -self.over_etching
)
for port in self.ports:
if resolve_face(port.face, self.face_ids) == face_id and hasattr(port, "get_etch_polygon"):
lithography_region += pya.Region(port.get_etch_polygon().to_itype(self.layout.dbu))
metal_region = face_box_region - lithography_region
dielectric_region = face_box_region - self.simplified_region(
self.region_from_layer(face_id, "dielectric_etch")
)
# Create gap and etch regions and update metals
gap_region = face_box_region - metal_region # excluding ground grid
if self.with_grid:
metal_region -= self.ground_grid_region(face_id)
etch_region = face_box_region - metal_region # including ground grid
metal_region -= tsv_region
dielectric_region -= tsv_region
for part in parts:
if part.face is not None and resolve_face(part.face, self.face_ids) == face_id:
part.limit_face(z[face_id][0], sign, metal_region, etch_region, self.layout.dbu)
# Insert metal and dielectric layers
dielectric_thickness = z[face_id][2] - z[face_id][1]
metal_material = self.ith_value(self.ith_value(self.metal_material, i), j)
if self.fixed_level_stackup:
# Use fixed level stack-up
self.insert_layer(
face_id + "_metal", metal_region, z[face_id][0], z[face_id][1], material=metal_material
)
if dielectric_thickness != 0.0:
self.insert_layer(
face_id + "_via",
face_box_region - dielectric_region,
z[face_id][1],
z[face_id][2],
material=metal_material,
)
self.insert_layer(
face_id + "_dielectric",
face_box_region,
z[face_id][0],
z[face_id][2],
material=self.ith_value(dielectric_material, j),
)
self.insert_layer(face_id + "_gap", gap_region, z[face_id][0], z[face_id][1])
else:
# Use stack to produce drop-down stack-up
metal_thickness = z[face_id][1] - z[face_id][0]
stack.append((metal_region, face_id + "_metal", metal_thickness, metal_material))
if dielectric_thickness != 0.0:
stack.append(
(
dielectric_region,
face_id + "_dielectric",
dielectric_thickness,
self.ith_value(dielectric_material, j),
)
)
# Insert etch layer only on the first face of the stack-up (no material)
if j == 0:
if self.vertical_over_etching > 0.0:
etch_z = z[face_id][0] - sign * self.vertical_over_etching
self.insert_layer(face_id + "_etch", etch_region, etch_z, z[face_id][0])
# Insert airbridges
bridge_z = z[face_id][1] + sign * self.airbridge_height
ab_flyover_region = (
self.simplified_region(self.region_from_layer(face_id, "airbridge_flyover")) & face_box_region
)
self.insert_layer(
face_id + "_airbridge_flyover",
ab_flyover_region,
bridge_z,
bridge_z,
material="pec",
)
ab_pads_region = (
self.simplified_region(self.region_from_layer(face_id, "airbridge_pads")) & face_box_region
)
self.insert_layer(face_id + "_airbridge_pads", ab_pads_region, z[face_id][1], bridge_z, material="pec")
self.insert_stacked_up_layers(stack, z[i + 1])
# Rest of the features are not available with multilayer stack-up
if len(face_ids) != 1:
continue
face_id = face_ids[0]
# Insert TLS interface layers
for layer_num, layer_id in enumerate(["MA", "MS", "SA"]):
layer_name = face_id + "_layer" + layer_id
layer_z = [z[face_id][1], z[face_id][0], z[face_id][0] - sign * self.vertical_over_etching][layer_num]
thickness = float(self.ith_value(self.tls_layer_thickness, layer_num))
layer_top_z = layer_z + [sign, -sign, -sign][layer_num] * thickness
if self.tls_sheet_approximation:
if layer_id == "MA":
material = "vacuum"
else:
material = self.ith_value(self.substrate_material, (i + int(self.lower_box_height <= 0)) // 2)
if self.detach_tls_sheets_from_body:
z_params = {"z0": layer_top_z, "z1": layer_top_z}
else:
z_params = {"z0": layer_z, "z1": layer_z}
elif thickness != 0.0:
material = self.ith_value(self.tls_layer_material, layer_num)
z_params = {"z0": layer_z, "z1": layer_top_z}
# Insert wall layer
if layer_z != z[face_id][0]:
wall_region = metal_region.sized(thickness / self.layout.dbu) & etch_region
self.insert_layer(
layer_name + "wall",
wall_region,
layer_z,
z[face_id][0],
material=material,
)
else:
continue
# Insert layer
layer_region = [
(
metal_region
if self.tls_sheet_approximation
else metal_region.sized(thickness / self.layout.dbu)
& (metal_region + etch_region - bump_region - ab_pads_region)
),
metal_region,
etch_region,
][layer_num]
self.insert_layer(layer_name, layer_region, material=material, **z_params)
# Make TSVs hollow
if self.hollow_tsv > 0:
tsv_layers = {k: v for k, v in self.layers.items() if "_through_silicon_via" in k}
for tsv_name, tsv_layer in tsv_layers.items():
name = tsv_name.replace("_through_silicon_via", "_tsv_etch")
region = tsv_layer["region"].sized(-self.hollow_tsv / self.layout.dbu)
if not region.is_empty():
self.layers[name] = {"region": region, "bottom": tsv_layer["bottom"], "top": tsv_layer["top"]}
tsv_layer["region"] -= region
# Insert substrates
for i in range(int(self.lower_box_height > 0), len(face_stack) + 1, 2):
self.insert_layer(
f"substrate_{(i // 2) + 1}",
pya.Region(self._face_box(i).to_itype(self.layout.dbu)),
z[i],
z[i + 1],
material=self.ith_value(self.substrate_material, i // 2),
subtract_keys=["_etch"],
)
# Insert vacuum
self.insert_layer(
"vacuum",
pya.Region(self.box.to_itype(self.layout.dbu)),
z[0],
z[-1],
material="vacuum",
)
self.split_metal_layers_by_excitation()
self.produce_layers(parts)
for part in parts:
# Warn of empty partition regions
if not any(name.endswith(part.name) for name in self.layers):
logging.warning(f'Partition region "{part.name}" is empty!')
# Visualise partition regions
if part.visualise:
self.visualise_region(part.region, part.name, f"part_reg_{part.name}")
# Finally, visualise all ports
self.visualise_ports()
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def produce_layers(self, parts):
"""Finalizes and partitions self.layers.
Metals and non-model objects are left without partitioning. We assume that these do not overlap.
Vacuum or dielectric objects are partitioned if parts is not empty. If these objects overlap, the smaller is
subtracted from larger.
Non-model objects are subtracted from vacuum or dielectric objects only if non-model object is mentioned in
subtract_keys of vacuum or dielectric object.
"""
layers = []
def can_modify(obj):
return obj.get("material") is not None and not self.is_metal(obj["material"])
def are_separate(obj, tool):
"""Returns True if obj and tool do not overlap"""
if obj["bottom"] == obj["top"] and tool["bottom"] == tool["top"]:
if obj["bottom"] != tool["bottom"]:
return True
elif obj["top"] <= tool["bottom"] or tool["top"] <= obj["bottom"]:
return True
return tool["region"].overlapping(obj["region"]).is_empty()
def subtract(obj, lay):
"""Subtracts layers[lay] from obj."""
if lay in obj.get("subtract", set()):
return # already subtracted
tool = layers[lay]
if tool.get("material", None) is None and all(n not in tool["name"] for n in obj.get("subtract_keys", [])):
return # non-material tools are subtracted only if specified in subtract keys
if obj["bottom"] != obj["top"] and tool["bottom"] == tool["top"]:
return # do not subtract sheet from solid
if are_separate(obj, tool):
return # ignore separate objects
obj["subtract"] = obj.get("subtract", set()) | {lay}
def subtract_hard(obj, tool):
"""Subtracts tool from obj by modifying dimensions of obj. Returns True if successful."""
if are_separate(obj, tool):
return True
subtract_diff = tool.get("subtract", set()) - obj["subtract"]
if any(layers[s].get("material", None) is None and not are_separate(obj, layers[s]) for s in subtract_diff):
return False # can't apply hard subtract if tool has non-material subtractions that obj doesn't have
if obj["bottom"] < tool["bottom"]:
if tool["top"] < obj["top"]:
return False
if obj["region"].not_inside(tool["region"]).is_empty() or not exists(
{
"bottom": tool["bottom"],
"top": obj["top"],
"region": obj["region"].dup(),
"subtract": obj["subtract"].copy(),
}
):
obj["top"] = tool["bottom"]
return True
return False
if tool["top"] < obj["top"]:
if obj["region"].not_inside(tool["region"]).is_empty() or not exists(
{
"bottom": obj["bottom"],
"top": tool["top"],
"region": obj["region"].dup(),
"subtract": obj["subtract"].copy(),
}
):
obj["bottom"] = tool["top"]
return True
return False
if not can_modify(tool) and tool["region"].inside(obj["region"]).count() > 10 * obj["region"].count():
return False # avoid lateral hard subtract if it creates lots of holes (useful with lots of vias)
obj["region"] -= tool["region"]
return True
def exists(obj):
"""Hardens subtractions and returns True if geometry exists."""
if "subtract" in obj:
while True:
for s in obj["subtract"]:
if subtract_hard(obj, layers[s]):
obj["subtract"].remove(s)
break
else:
break
return not obj["region"].is_empty()
def covering_regions(obj, tool):
"""Returns tuple of regions where tool covers obj from above and below, respectively."""
if obj["top"] < tool["bottom"] or tool["top"] < obj["bottom"]:
return pya.Region(), pya.Region()
region = obj["region"] & tool["region"]
if region.is_empty():
return pya.Region(), pya.Region()
above = region.dup() if obj["top"] < tool["top"] else pya.Region()
below = region.dup() if tool["bottom"] < obj["bottom"] else pya.Region()
for s in tool.get("subtract", set()):
s_above, s_below = covering_regions(obj, layers[s])
above -= s_above
below -= s_below
return above, below
layer_list = [{"name": name, **dict(layer.items())} for name, layer in self.layers.items()]
part_list = [
{
"name": part.name,
"bottom": round(part.z[0], 12),
"top": round(part.z[1], 12),
"region": part.region.dup(),
}
for part in parts
if part.face is None
]
# subtract the previous partition region from the latter if covering the z-range
for i, part1 in enumerate(part_list):
for part2 in part_list[i + 1 :]:
if part1["bottom"] <= part2["bottom"] and part2["top"] <= part1["top"]:
part2["region"] -= part1["region"]
merge_points_and_match_on_edges([part["region"] for part in part_list])
for layer in sorted(layer_list, key=lambda x: (can_modify(x), x["top"] - x["bottom"], x["region"].area())):
if can_modify(layer):
# subtract layers that are added to layer_list
for i in range(len(layers)):
subtract(layer, i)
# partition the layer into sub-layers
for part in part_list:
if are_separate(layer, part):
continue # ignore separate objects
intersection = {
"bottom": max(layer["bottom"], part["bottom"]),
"top": min(layer["top"], part["top"]),
"region": layer["region"] & part["region"],
"material": layer.get("material", None),
"subtract_keys": layer.get("subtract_keys", []),
}
for s in layer.get("subtract", set()):
subtract(intersection, s)
if exists(intersection):
layers.append(intersection)
subtract(part, len(layers) - 1)
subtract(layer, len(layers) - 1)
intersection["name"] = (layer["name"] if "used" in part or exists(part) else "") + part["name"]
part["used"] = True
# add non-partitioned parts of the layer
if exists(layer):
layers.append(layer)
merge_points_and_match_on_edges([layer["region"] for layer in layers])
# Indicate background layer for each sheet
for layer in layers:
if can_modify(layer) and layer["bottom"] == layer["top"]:
max_overlap = 0
for solid in layers:
if solid.get("material", None) == layer["material"] and solid["bottom"] < solid["top"]:
overlap = max(r.area() for r in covering_regions(layer, solid))
if overlap > max_overlap:
layer["background"] = solid["name"]
max_overlap = overlap
# produce self.layers from layers
self.layers = {}
for layer in layers:
if layer["region"].is_empty():
continue # ignore layers with empty region
sim_layer = get_simulation_layer_by_name(layer["name"])
self.cell.shapes(self.layout.layer(sim_layer)).insert(layer["region"])
limit_region = pya.Region(self.box.to_itype(self.layout.dbu)).inside(layer["region"]).is_empty()
subtract = [
layers[n]["name"]
for n in sorted(layer.get("subtract", set()), reverse=True)
if layers[n]["name"] in self.layers
]
other_keys = {"material", "background", "excitation"}
self.layers[layer["name"]] = {
"z": round(layer["bottom"], 12),
"thickness": round(layer["top"] - layer["bottom"], 12),
**({"layer": sim_layer.layer} if limit_region else {}),
**{k: v for k, v in layer.items() if k in other_keys and v is not None},
**({"subtract": subtract} if subtract else {}),
}
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def warn_of_small_shapes(self):
"""Warns of small shapes in simulation layers."""
if self.small_shape_area <= 0.0:
return
for name, layer in self.layers.items():
if "layer" not in layer:
continue
shapes = self.cell.shapes(self.layout.layer(layer["layer"], 0))
for shape in shapes.each():
area = shape.darea() # area in µm²
if area < self.small_shape_area:
logging.warning(
f"Layer '{name}' of simulation '{self.name}' contains a small shape of {round(area, 3)} µm² "
f"with bounding box {shape.dbbox()}."
)
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def ground_grid_region(self, face_id):
"""Returns region of ground grid for the given face id."""
grid_area = self.ground_grid_box.to_itype(self.layout.dbu)
protection = self.simplified_region(self.region_from_layer(face_id, "ground_grid_avoidance"))
grid_mag_factor = 1
return make_ground_grid_region(
grid_area,
protection,
grid_step=10 * (1 / self.layout.dbu) * grid_mag_factor,
grid_size=5 * (1 / self.layout.dbu) * grid_mag_factor,
)
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def produce_waveguide_to_port(
self,
location,
towards,
port_nr,
side=None,
use_internal_ports=None,
waveguide_length=None,
term1=0,
turn_radius=None,
a=None,
b=None,
airbridge=False,
face=0,
etch_opposite_face=False,
deembed_cross_section=None,
**port_kwargs,
):
"""Create a waveguide connection from some `location` to a port, and add the corresponding port to
`simulation.ports`.
Arguments:
location (pya.DPoint): Point where the waveguide connects to the simulation
towards (pya.DPoint): Point that sets the direction of the waveguide.
The waveguide will start from `location` and go towards `towards`
port_nr (int): Port index for the simulation engine starting from 1
side (str): Indicate on which edge the waveguide is routed to, either `left`, `right`, `top` or `bottom`.
Ignored when use_internal_ports=True. If `None` then the edge is inferred from waveguide direction.
use_internal_ports: If True, a lumped port is placed at the end of straight waveguide segment. If False,
the waveguide is brought out to a wave port at the edge of the box, determined by `side`.
If the value is a string 'at_edge', then a lumped port will be placed next to the edge.
Defaults to the value of the `use_internal_ports` parameter.
waveguide_length (float, optional): length of the straight waveguide starting from `location` (μm).
Defaults to the value of the `waveguide_length` parameter.
term1 (float, optional): Termination gap (μm) at `location`. Default 0
turn_radius (float, optional): Turn radius of the waveguide. Defaults to the value of the `r` parameter.
a (float, optional): Center conductor width. Defaults to the value of the `a` parameter
b (float, optional): Conductor gap width. Defaults to the value of the `b` parameter
airbridge (bool, optional): if True, an airbridge will be inserted at `location`. Default False.
face: face to place waveguide and port on. Either 0 (default) or 1, for bottom or top face.
etch_opposite_face: If true, the metal on opposite face of the waveguide is etched away.
port_kwargs: keyword arguments passed for port
"""
waveguide_gap_extension = 1 # Extend gaps beyond waveguides into ground plane to define the ground port edge
if turn_radius is None:
turn_radius = self.r
if a is None:
a = self.a
if b is None:
b = self.b
if use_internal_ports is None:
use_internal_ports = self.use_internal_ports
if waveguide_length is None:
waveguide_length = self.waveguide_length
waveguide_a = a
waveguide_b = b
# First node may be an airbridge
if airbridge:
first_node = Node(location, Airbridge, a=a, b=b)
waveguide_a = Airbridge.bridge_width
waveguide_b = Airbridge.bridge_width / Element.a * Element.b
else:
first_node = Node(location)
d = towards - location
direction = d / d.length()
internal_port_length = a - 2 * self.over_etching # compensated with over etching
if use_internal_ports in [False, "at_edge"]: # edge port or internal port next to edge
if side is None:
side = (("left", "right"), ("bottom", "top"))[abs(d.x) < abs(d.y)][d.x + d.y > 0]
out_direction = {
"left": pya.DVector(-1, 0),
"right": pya.DVector(1, 0),
"top": pya.DVector(0, 1),
"bottom": pya.DVector(0, -1),
}[side]
turn_length = turn_radius * abs(out_direction.vprod(direction)) / (1 + out_direction.sprod(direction))
corner_point = location + (waveguide_length + turn_length) * direction
port_edge_point = {
"left": pya.DPoint(self.box.left, corner_point.y),
"right": pya.DPoint(self.box.right, corner_point.y),
"top": pya.DPoint(corner_point.x, self.box.top),
"bottom": pya.DPoint(corner_point.x, self.box.bottom),
}[side]
nodes = [
first_node,
Node(corner_point),
Node(port_edge_point),
]
if use_internal_ports == "at_edge":
signal_point = port_edge_point - waveguide_gap_extension * out_direction
ground_point = signal_point - internal_port_length * out_direction
port = InternalPort(port_nr, signal_point, ground_point, face=face, etch_width=a + b, **port_kwargs)
else:
port = EdgePort(port_nr, port_edge_point, face=face, deembed_cross_section=deembed_cross_section)
else: # internal port at the end of straight waveguide segment
signal_point = location + waveguide_length * direction
ground_point = signal_point + internal_port_length * direction
nodes = [
first_node,
Node(ground_point + (waveguide_gap_extension - self.over_etching) * direction),
]
port = InternalPort(port_nr, signal_point, ground_point, face=face, etch_width=a + b, **port_kwargs)
tl = self.add_element(
WaveguideComposite,
nodes=nodes,
r=turn_radius,
term1=term1,
term2=0,
a=waveguide_a,
b=waveguide_b,
etch_opposite_face=etch_opposite_face,
face_ids=[self.face_ids[face]],
)
self.cell.insert(pya.DCellInstArray(tl.cell_index(), pya.DTrans()))
if not use_internal_ports:
port.deembed_len = tl.length()
self.ports.append(port)
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def get_parameters(self):
"""Return dictionary with all parameters and their values."""
return {param: getattr(self, param) for param in type(self).get_schema()}
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def etched_line(self, p1: pya.DPoint, p2: pya.DPoint):
"""
Return the end points of line segment after extending it at both ends by amount of over_etching.
This function must be used when initializing InternalPort.
Arguments:
p1 (pya.DPoint): first end of line segment
p2 (pya.DPoint): second end of line segment
Returns:
[p1 - d, p2 + d]: list of extended end points.
"""
d = (self.over_etching / p1.distance(p2)) * (p2 - p1)
return [p1 - d, p2 + d]
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def get_port_data(self):
"""Return the port data in dictionary form and add the information of port polygon. Includes following:
* Items from `Port` instance
* polygon: point coordinates of the port polygon
* signal_edge: point coordinates of the signal edge
* ground_edge: point coordinates of the ground edge
"""
z = self.face_z_levels()
dbu = self.layout.dbu
# gather port data
port_data = []
if self.use_ports:
for port in self.ports:
# Basic data from Port
p_data = {**port.as_dict()} # Shallow copy to not modify the ports
face_id = resolve_face(port.face, self.face_ids)
# Define a 3D polygon for each port
if isinstance(port, EdgePort):
port_size = self.port_size if port.size is None else port.size
ps = port_size if isinstance(port_size, list) else [port_size / 2] * 4
port_z0 = max(z[face_id][0] - ps[2], z[0])
port_z1 = min(z[face_id][0] + ps[3], z[-1])
# Determine which edge this port is on
port_x0 = port_x1 = port.signal_location.x
port_y0 = port_y1 = port.signal_location.y
if abs(port.signal_location.x - self.box.left) < dbu:
port_y0 = max(port.signal_location.y - ps[1], self.box.bottom)
port_y1 = min(port.signal_location.y + ps[0], self.box.top)
elif abs(port.signal_location.x - self.box.right) < dbu:
port_y0 = max(port.signal_location.y - ps[0], self.box.bottom)
port_y1 = min(port.signal_location.y + ps[1], self.box.top)
elif abs(port.signal_location.y - self.box.bottom) < dbu:
port_x0 = max(port.signal_location.x - ps[0], self.box.left)
port_x1 = min(port.signal_location.x + ps[1], self.box.right)
elif abs(port.signal_location.y - self.box.top) < dbu:
port_x0 = max(port.signal_location.x - ps[1], self.box.left)
port_x1 = min(port.signal_location.x + ps[0], self.box.right)
else:
raise ValueError(f"Port {port.number} is an EdgePort but not on the edge of the simulation box")
p_data["polygon"] = [
[port_x0, port_y0, port_z0],
[port_x1, port_y1, port_z0],
[port_x1, port_y1, port_z1],
[port_x0, port_y0, port_z1],
]
elif isinstance(port, InternalPort):
if hasattr(port, "ground_location"):
try:
# find list of base metal polygons on port face_id
region = pya.Region()
for n, lay in self.layers.items():
if (n == f"{face_id}_ground" or n.startswith(f"{face_id}_signal_")) and "layer" in lay:
region.insert(self.cell.begin_shapes_rec(self.layout.layer(lay["layer"], 0)))
base_metal = list(region.each())
# find signal and ground edges from the base metal polygons
_, _, signal_edge = find_edge_from_point_in_polygons(base_metal, port.signal_location, dbu)
_, _, ground_edge = find_edge_from_point_in_polygons(base_metal, port.ground_location, dbu)
port_z = z[face_id][0]
p_data["polygon"] = get_enclosing_polygon(
[
[signal_edge.x1, signal_edge.y1, port_z],
[signal_edge.x2, signal_edge.y2, port_z],
[ground_edge.x1, ground_edge.y1, port_z],
[ground_edge.x2, ground_edge.y2, port_z],
]
)
p_data["signal_edge"] = (
(signal_edge.x1, signal_edge.y1, port_z),
(signal_edge.x2, signal_edge.y2, port_z),
)
p_data["ground_edge"] = (
(ground_edge.x1, ground_edge.y1, port_z),
(ground_edge.x2, ground_edge.y2, port_z),
)
except ValueError as e:
logging.warning(
"Unable to create polygon for port %s, because either signal or ground "
"edge is not found.",
port.number,
)
logging.debug(e)
else:
raise ValueError(f"Port {port.number} has unsupported port class {type(port).__name__}")
# Change signal and ground location from DVector to list and add z-component as third term
for location in ["signal_location", "ground_location"]:
if location in p_data:
p_data[location] = [p_data[location].x, p_data[location].y, z[face_id][0]]
port_data.append(p_data)
return port_data
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def get_material_dict(self):
"""Return material_dict as dictionary."""
return ast.literal_eval(self.material_dict) if isinstance(self.material_dict, str) else self.material_dict
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def check_material_dict(self):
"""Check that used materials are defined in material_dict and return material_dict as dictionary."""
materials = {layer["material"] for layer in self.layers.values() if "material" in layer}
mater_dict = self.get_material_dict()
for name in materials:
if name not in mater_dict and name not in ["pec", "vacuum", None]:
raise ValueError(f"Material '{name}' used but not defined in {self.__class__.__name__}.material_dict")
return mater_dict
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def get_simulation_data(self):
"""Return the simulation data in dictionary form. Contains following:
* units: length unit in simulations, 'um',
* layers: geometry data,
* material_dict: Dictionary of dielectric materials,
* box: Boundary box,
* ports: Port data in dictionary form, see self.get_port_data(),
"""
return {
"simulation_name": self.name,
"units": "um", # hardcoded assumption in multiple places
"layers": self.layers,
"material_dict": self.check_material_dict(),
"box": self.box,
"ports": self.get_port_data(),
}
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def get_layers(self):
"""Returns simulation layer numbers in list. Only return layers that are in use."""
return [pya.LayerInfo(d["layer"], 0) for d in self.layers.values() if "layer" in d]
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def get_partition_regions(self):
"""Returns partition regions for the simulation instance.
If member function not overriden, will simply return whatever was passed as ``partition_regions``, if any.
Can be overriden, for example, to use partition regions defined in kqcircuits.simulations.epr.
"""
return [PartitionRegion(**(ast.literal_eval(r) if isinstance(r, str) else r)) for r in self.partition_regions]
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@staticmethod
def delete_instances(cell, name, index=(0,)):
"""
Allows for deleting a sub-cell of the top 'cell' with a specific 'name'. The 'index' argument can be used to
access more than one sub-cell sharing the same 'name', but with different appended 'index' to the 'name'.
"""
for i in index:
index_name = f"${i}" if i > 0 else ""
cell_to_be_deleted = cell.layout().cell(f"{name}{index_name}")
if cell_to_be_deleted is not None:
# This has started causing errors on KLayout's side, protect with try-except
try:
cell_to_be_deleted.delete()
except RuntimeError as e:
logging.warning(f"Attempt to delete cell {name}{index_name} caused following error: {e}")
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def visualise_region(
self,
region: pya.Region,
label: str,
layer: str = "visualisation",
points: list[pya.DPoint] | pya.DPoint | None = None,
) -> None:
"""Visualises given region in a dedicated layer in the preview geometry file.
Arguments:
region: pya.Region to visualise
label: Label of the region, rendered using pya.DText objects
layer: Name of the KLayout layer to place the visualised region
points: pya.DPoint or list of DPoints to place as labels to the region.
By default places one point at the middle of the region's boundary box.
"""
# Not using get_sim_layer since this geometry is not part of any simulation
visualisation_layer = self.layout.layer(layer)
self.cell.shapes(visualisation_layer).insert(region)
if points is None:
points = [region.bbox().to_dtype(self.layout.dbu).center()]
elif isinstance(points, pya.DPoint):
points = [points]
if len(points) <= 1:
self.cell.shapes(visualisation_layer).insert(pya.DText(label, points[0].x, points[0].y))
else:
for i, p in enumerate(points):
self.cell.shapes(visualisation_layer).insert(pya.DText(f"{label}_{i+1}", p.x, p.y))
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def visualise_ports(self, edge_port_thickness=500):
"""Visualise all ports in a dedicated 'simulation_ports' layer using get_port_data().
Args:
edge_port_thickness (float): Extra outward extension (µm) for EdgePorts to make them more visible.
"""
dbu = self.layout.dbu
port_json = self.get_port_data()
for port in self.ports:
# Initialize visualise_point at the start of each iteration
visualise_point = None
# Try to find a matching entry in port_json
port_data_list = [p for p in port_json if p.get("number") == port.number]
if not port_data_list:
logging.warning(f"Port {port.number} not found in get_port_data() output, skipping visualisation.")
continue
port_data = port_data_list[0]
# Label based on port type
if isinstance(port, EdgePort):
label = f"edge_port_{port.number}"
elif isinstance(port, InternalPort):
label = f"internal_port_{port.number}"
else:
logging.warning(f"Unsupported port type {type(port).__name__} for port {port.number}")
continue
# Construct 2D polygon from port_data["polygon"] (ignoring z coordinate)
if "polygon" in port_data and port_data["polygon"]:
points_2d = [pya.DPoint(p[0], p[1]) for p in port_data["polygon"]]
if isinstance(port, EdgePort) and edge_port_thickness > 0:
direction = None
if port.signal_location.x == self.box.p1.x:
# Port on left border of simulation box
direction = pya.DPoint(-edge_port_thickness, 0)
elif port.signal_location.x == self.box.p2.x:
# on right border
direction = pya.DPoint(edge_port_thickness, 0)
elif port.signal_location.y == self.box.p1.y:
# on bottom border
direction = pya.DPoint(0, -edge_port_thickness)
elif port.signal_location.y == self.box.p2.y:
# on top border
direction = pya.DPoint(0, edge_port_thickness)
if not direction:
# draw
poly = pya.DPolygon(points_2d)
else:
# Some points are duplicates when projected to 2D. Ensure you get two different points
points_2d = list(set(points_2d))
p1 = points_2d[0]
p2 = points_2d[1]
# Build a thick polygon from shifted points
poly = pya.DPolygon(
[
p1,
p2,
p2 + direction,
p1 + direction,
]
)
visualise_point = port.signal_location
else:
poly = pya.DPolygon(points_2d)
region = pya.Region(poly.to_itype(dbu))
self.visualise_region(region, label, "simulation_ports", visualise_point)
else:
logging.warning(f"Port {port.number} has no polygon data in get_port_data(), skipping visualisation.")