kqcircuits.simulations.port

class kqcircuits.simulations.port.Port(number: int, resistance: float = 50, reactance: float = 0, inductance: float = 0, capacitance: float = 0, face: int = 0, junction: bool = False, renormalization: float = 50)

Bases: object

Base data structure for simulation ports.

Depending on your simulation type, these produce excitations, set potentials, or act as ideal RLC lumped elements.

Parameters:

• number – Port number.

• resistance – Real part of impedance. Given in Ohms (\(\Omega\)).

• reactance – Imaginary part of impedance. Given in Ohms (\(\Omega\)).

• inductance – Inductance of the element. Given in Henrys (\(\text{H}\)).

• capacitance – Capacitance of the element. Given in Farads (\(\text{F}\)).

• face – Integer-valued face index for the port.

• junction – Whether this port models a SQUID/Junction. Used in EPR calculations.

• renormalization – Port renormalization in Ohms or None to not re-normalize the port.

as_dict()

Returns attributes as a dictionary.

class kqcircuits.simulations.port.InternalPort(number: int, signal_location: DPoint, ground_location: DPoint | None = None, resistance: float = 50, reactance: float = 0, inductance: float = 0, capacitance: float = 0, face: int = 0, junction: bool = False, signal_layer: str = 'signal', etch_width: float | None = None, floating: bool = False)

Bases: Port

Data structure for ports inside the simulation area.

Parameters:

• number – Port number.

• signal_location – Edge location for signal source.

• ground_location – Edge location to connect signal to. Usually ground.

• resistance – Real part of impedance. Given in Ohms (\(\Omega\)).

• reactance – Imaginary part of impedance. Given in Ohms (\(\Omega\)).

• inductance – Inductance of the element. Given in Henrys (\(\text{H}\)).

• capacitance – Capacitance of the element. Given in Farads (\(\text{F}\)).

• face – Integer-valued face index for the port.

• junction – Whether this port models a SQUID/Junction. Used in EPR calculations.

• signal_layer – Manual override for simulation signal layer. May be used to set ports across the ground layer with ground.

• etch_width – Width of a trace between signal_location and ground_location, on which the metal is etched away. Useful when adding a lumped port on a waveguide.

• floating – activate floating port -> does not force “ground side” to ground.

get_etch_polygon()

Returns polygon under which the metal should be etched away

class kqcircuits.simulations.port.EdgePort(number: int, signal_location: DPoint, resistance: float = 50, reactance: float = 0, inductance: float = 0, capacitance: float = 0, deembed_len: float | None = None, face: int = 0, junction: bool = False, size=None, deembed_cross_section: str | None = None)

Bases: Port

Data structure for ports at the edge of the simulation area.

Parameters:

• number – Port number.

• signal_location – Edge location for signal source.

• resistance – Real part of impedance. Given in Ohms (\(\Omega\)).

• reactance – Imaginary part of impedance. Given in Ohms (\(\Omega\)).

• inductance – Inductance of the element. Given in Henrys (\(\text{H}\)).

• capacitance – Capacitance of the element. Given in Farads (\(\text{F}\)).

• deembed_len – Port de-embedding length. Given in simulation units, usually microns (\(\text{um}\)).

• face – Integer-valued face index for the port.

• junction – Whether this port models a SQUID/Junction. Used in EPR calculations.

• size – Width and height of the port to override Simulation.port_size. Optionally, the size can be set as a list specifying the extensions from the center of the port to left, right, down and up, respectively.

• deembed_cross_section – name of the port described by a cross-section