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import structure for IE3D in text Format

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do somebody have manual or user guide to help import the 2/3D strutures in text format as using IE3D simluation software? thanks a lot
 

why don't you see the example in IE3D manual, it is very helpful. you may also use matlab to generate these 3D text files.
 
i got a copy of the manual, but the guidance for the generation of text file is very limited, do somebody have some detailed description about using malab to produce text file in IE3D, thank you soso much.
 

Hi, cappuccino80:

Pleae use a text editor to open the file: c:\program files\zeland\ie3d\samples\wires.3dt. It is a self-explanatory ASCII file and it documents every single command for it. It is very easy to understand. Regards.
 
Hi, cappuccino80:

Pleae use a text editor to open the file: c:\program files\zeland\ie3d\samples\wires.3dt. It is a self-explanatory ASCII file and it documents every single command for it. It is very easy to understand. Regards

i have read the example. it is really helpful, but i think it is so simple, if i want to define a structure with dielectric substract, how can i do ? thank you
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Hi, cappuccino80:

Yes. It is simple. It was implemented almost 10 years ago. We did not implement the substrates. Maybe we should finish that portion because it is a simple way to create IE3D geometry. Best regards.
 

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