I am running the simulator on your signal integrity test board. The simulator has successfully completed the simulation step and throws an error when getting into the postprocessing step, because the simulation files have 1 column in some of the rows. This appears to be because the penultimate row is getting truncated, like so:
% time-domain current integration by openEMS v0.0.36-15-g1ccf094 @Fri Aug 23 14:38:22 2024
% start-coordinates: (0.099,-0.0858,-3e-05) m -> [537,1,46]
% stop-coordinates: (0.099,-0.0758,0) m -> [537,3,47]
% t/s current
3.33932955252e-15 -0
6.24788559276e-12 -1.54775497974e-12
1.2492431856e-11 -1.59316795867e-11
1.87369781192e-11 -6.2975034909e-11
2.49815243824e-11 -1.78341424961e-10
3.12260706456e-11 -4.08827860454e-10
3.74706169088e-11 -7.80109976617e-10
4.3715163172e-11 -1.20430199146e-09
4.99597094352e-11 -1.380123682e-09
5.62042556984e-11 -6.19580997618e-10
6.24488019617e-11 2.12990935999e-09
9e-10
I've been fixing this manually by simply deleting the row but I think this is a bad long-term solution. I'm attaching the simulation files for one port in a .zip here: port_1_errors.zip.
I am running the simulator on your signal integrity test board. The simulator has successfully completed the simulation step and throws an error when getting into the postprocessing step, because the simulation files have 1 column in some of the rows. This appears to be because the penultimate row is getting truncated, like so:
I've been fixing this manually by simply deleting the row but I think this is a bad long-term solution. I'm attaching the simulation files for one port in a .zip here: port_1_errors.zip.