CST2013: Open User Defined Dispersion File

Modeling: Materials New/Edit Dispersion [Dispersion List…] Load File...
Modeling: Edit Properties (navigation tree: Materials:material1 Properties Dispersion [Dispersion List…]) Load File...

Modeling: Materials New/Edit Conductivity [Dispersion List…] Load File...
Modeling: Edit Properties (navigation tree: Materials:material1 Properties Conductivity [Dispersion List…]) Load File...

This dialog box offers import of a self-defined dispersion file. Instead of typing values into the table, you may define them directly in this ASCII file. The extension for these files is "*. txt".

This dialog is used for more than one type of import. The different types are explained below. The files must contain a certain amount of columns representing the values for the table in all cases. The first column is always the frequency value. The separator of the columns can be space, tab, comma or semicolon.

Material Type: 'Normal'

Electric Dispersion Fit Tangent Delta

Format: Frequency   Value     (2 columns)

Magnetic Dispersion Fit Tangent Delta

Format: Frequency   Value     (2 columns)

Dielectric Dispersion Fit

Format: Frequency   eps'   eps''      (3 columns)

Magnetic Dispersion Fit

Format: Frequency   mue'   mue''    (3 columns)

Material Type: 'Anisotropic'

Electric Dispersion Fit Tangent Delta

Format: Frequency   X   Y   Z     (4 columns)

Magnetic Dispersion Fit Tangent Delta

Format: Frequency   X   Y   Z     (4 columns)

Dielectric Dispersion Fit

Format: Frequency   x'   x''   y'   y''   z'   z''     (7 columns)

Magnetic Dispersion Fit

Format: Frequency   x'   x''   y'   y''   z'   z''     (7 columns)

Example for Dielectric Dispersion Fit with normal material type:

2   2.2   1.6

3   1.8   3

4.4   1   5.4

Open

Opens the selected TXT file, adds its data to the superior dialog box and leaves this dialog box.

Cancel

Closes this dialog box without performing any further action.

Help

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