3.5.1    Exporting 1D fields

1D Fields window allows exporting the 1D fields to the *.de3 file with button_export_save button in Export tab and Export->Save as… command from main menu or context menu. The *.de3 file contains instantaneous field and lower and upper envelope data.

 

1D Fields window allows also exporting the time domain 1D fields to the *.tpd and consecutive *.tpd1, *.tpd2, *.tpd3,… files. Such files contain consecutive batches of N time probes of instantaneous field and were created according to Save time scale settings in Position & Parameters, Choose Source/Probe/Lumped, Choose NTFFA Postprocessing or Choose Source dialogues.

 

Example 1: format of *.de3 file with 1D field envelope for the wgtocx1m1 project

Envelope of Ez field along the x axis at y=16 and z=8 coordinates, built from iteration 10716 for 944 iterations, and a section of the saved wgtocx1m1.de3 file.

fields_wgtocx1m1_s11

 

! Quick Wave Line Envelope file ver. 2.3

! Program version v2018:2018.07.24 HN64, OMP

! Computer time = Tue Aug 14 19:40:00 2018

! Task name - …/qw_examp/QW_3D/Standard/Various/Wgtocx/wgtocx1m1.ta3

! Start iteration number = 10716

! Stop iteration number = 11660

! Current FDTD time [ns] = 7.80994175e+000

! Time step [ns] = 6.69806325e-004

! Component - Ez

! Axis - AXIS_X

! Unit - mm

! Domain - space

! Subcircuit Type - t3d.

! cellx=41  celly=16  cellz=8

! maxX=80 maxY=31 maxZ=29

     0          -3.9767000E-001            0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000

     1          0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000

     2          3.9767000E-001              1.3723569E-001              2.5044665E-001              -2.5046346E-001

     3          7.9535002E-001              1.6362341E-001              2.9879662E-001              -2.9881737E-001

     76        2.9605000E+001             3.1806283E-002              5.7757653E-002              -5.7759631E-002

     77        3.0000000E+001             0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000

     78        3.0395000E+001             0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000

     79        3.0790001E+001             0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000             0.0000000E+000

 

The *.de3 format includes a header with information about the project and envelope details. The numerical data organised in five columns:

1.     cell number

2.     cell position [mm]

3.     instantaneous field value (middle thin line in Fields Display)

4.     positive envelope value (upper thick line)

5.     negative envelope value (lower thick line)

 

The field values are scaled as explained in Electromagnetic fields.

 

Example 2: format of *.de3 file with time-history of temperature for the heat_auto project

When thermal components (temperature or enthalpy) are saved in QW-BHM, header of the *de3 file is extended with additional BHM information. Time-history of temperature in heat_auto project, for x=20, y=23, z=6 coordinates, constructed from the beginning of the simulation until heating time of 80 sec.

fields_bhm_temp

 

! Quick Wave Line Envelope file ver. 2.3

! Program version v2018:2018.07.24 HN64, OMP

! Computer time = Tue Aug 14 19:45:33 2018

! Task name - …/qw_examp/QW_3D/BHM/Heat/heat_auto.ta3

! Iteration number = 37190

! Current FDTD time [ns] = 3.08689334e+002

! Time step [ns] = 8.30033166e-003

! Component - TEMPERATURE

! Axis - AXIS_NULL

! Domain - time

! Subcircuit Type - t3d.

! cellx=20  celly=23  cellz=6

! maxX=39 maxY=44 maxZ=48

! BHM start time [sec] = 0.00000000e+000

! BHM stop time [sec] = 8.00000000e+001

! BHM grid step [sec] = 1.00000001e-001

! BHM save step nb = 16

! BHM save snap at # 16

       0            0               -2.0000000E+001              0.0000000E+000             -2.0000000E+001

       1            1               -1.9959566E+001              0.0000000E+000             -2.0000000E+001

       2            2               -1.9919130E+001              0.0000000E+000             -2.0000000E+001

       3            3               -1.9878696E+001              0.0000000E+000             -2.0000000E+001

       2997       2997         -4.8427687E+000              0.0000000E+000             -2.0000000E+001

       2998       2998         -4.8427687E+000              0.0000000E+000             -2.0000000E+001

       2999       2999         -4.8427687E+000              0.0000000E+000             -2.0000000E+001

       3000       3000         -4.8427687E+000              0.0000000E+000             -2.0000000E+001

 

 

Example 3: format of *.tpd, *.tp1, *.tp2… files with time-history of Ez field for the wgtocx1m1 project

 

fields_wgtocx1m1_time_forsave      fields_wgtocx1m1_time_forsave_dialog

 

! Quick Wave 3D time probes file ver. 2.5

! Program version v2018:2018.07.24 HN64, OMP

! Computer time = Tue Aug 14 19:49:11 2018

! Task name - …/qw_examp/QW_3D/Standard/Various/Wgtocx/wgtocx1m1.ta3

! Start iteration number = 11037

! Stop iteration number = 11136

! FDTD time [ns] at stop iteration = 7.45896324e+000

! FTDTSamplesEveryMthIteration = 1

! Time step [ns] = 6.69806325e-004

! cellx=41  celly=16  cellz=8

! point geometry (x,y,z) = 15.5093, 5.19231, 3.25

! maxX=80 maxY=31 maxZ=29

! component Ez

!    It                 Time [ns]                           E/sqrt(376.73...) [V/mm]

     11037          7.39265251e+000              -7.345178e-002

     11038          7.39332199e+000              -3.285606e-002

     11039          7.39399195e+000              7.999710e-003

     11040          7.39466190e+000              4.880240e-002

     11041          7.39533186e+000              8.923536e-002

 

The *.tpd, *.tp1, *.tp2… formats include a header with information about the project and time details. The numerical data organised in three columns:

1.     iteration number

2.     current time [ns]

3.     instantaneous field value

 

The field values are scaled as explained in Electromagnetic fields.

 

3.5.1.1   Exporting 1D fields as a picture

The displayed 1D fields results can be exported as a picture to the particular format using button_export_bmp, button_export_jpg, button_export_png or using button_export_picture buttons from Export tab and Export->Export to… or Export->Save Picture… commands from main menu or context menu. The picture quality (the default is the best quality) for JPG format can be set in the View tab in the Preferences dialogue.

The displayed 1D fields results can be copied to the Clipboard using button_export_clipboard button from Export tab and Export->Copy to Clipboard command from main menu or context menu.

display_picture