Closed clarkmiyamoto closed 1 year ago
Very nice, I assume you tested and hoping that it is backwards compatible.
Very nice, I assume you tested and hoping that it is backwards compatible.
Yes. It has the expected behavior in ANSYS.
In terms of backwards compatibility, I'm assuming you're talking about updates to config.py
, it changes which renderers show
element_table_data = dict(
path=dict(wire_bonds=False),
junction=dict(inductance=default_options["Lj"],
capacitance=default_options["Cj"]),
#resistance=default_options["_Rj"]),
)
Implementing these should have no difference between Eigenmode and Drivenmodal as they are both within the pyAEDT HFSS object. But there's a difference between HFSS and Q3D, so Q3D still has its own renderer.
@zlatko-minev , this was not to be hard-coded and added to junction table, but to set up junction table to have default and to add value by user when creating the design. Are you sure you want this?
What are the issues this pull addresses (issue numbers / links)?
https://github.com/qiskit-community/qiskit-metal/issues/954
Did you add tests to cover your changes (yes/no)?
Yes- updated method
test_design_get_list_of_tables_in_metadata
intest_designs.py
Did you update the documentation accordingly (yes/no)?
No - not applicable. Changes are not exposed to front-end user / any function input-output.
Did you read the CONTRIBUTING document (yes/no)?
Yes
Summary
When calling
QHFSSPyaedt.render_design()
it now will update the Ljs in ANSYS.To reduce confusion for the front-end user, I removed the
QHFSSEigenmodePyaedt
andQHFSSDrivenmodalPyaedt
fromqiskit_metal.config.py
. Meaning when callingQComponent.default_options
the user will know only to promptoptions = dict(aedt_hfss_inductance = 10E-9)
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