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The boundary command allows sections of the structure surface to be
redefined. This is convenient for creating device contacts.
- NAME=(s)
- [XMIN=(r)]
- [XMAX=(r)]
- [YMIN=(r)]
- [YMAX=(r)]
- [ZMIN=(r)]
- [ZMAX=(r)]
The following list itemizes the valid keywords, their units and their meaning.
NAME: [string]
is the name for the new section of the boundary.
XMIN: [real (microns)]
XMAX: [real (microns)]
YMIN: [real (microns)]
YMAX: [real (microns)]
ZMIN: [real (microns)]
ZMAX: [real (microns)]
parts of the surface lying between XMIN:XMAX, YMIN:YMAX, ZMIN:ZMAX
are converted to the requested name. Any omitted bounds default to the
device limits. If all bounds are omitted, the entire surface is
converted.
RENAME [logical]
to change the name of a boundary (e.g., may be useful when
reading in a structure from a .TIF or .PAS files). This keyword requires
specifying the old and new names with the ``old'' and ``new''
keywords.
OLD [string]
name for boundary (used with the ``rename'' keyword).
NEW [string]
name for boundary (used with the ``rename'' keyword).
WORKFUNC [real (eV)]
of the workfunction of the metal at this contact.
CONTACT [logical]
this boundary as an electrical contact (default = true).
INTERNAL [logical]
keyword allows the boundary to be placed on
an internal interface (default = false).
MATERIAL [string]
condition will be applied only on surfaces or
interfaces which include the specified material type.
MATERIAL1 [string]
condition will be restricted to interfaces of
type MATERIAL1 and MATERIAL2. Both keywords must be
specified.
MATERIAL2 [string]
condition will be restricted to interfaces of
type MATERIAL1 and MATERIAL2. Both keywords must be
specified.
Examples:
boundary xmin=0 xmax=0 name=anode contact
boundary xmin=1 xmax=1 name=cathode contact
boundary xmin=-0.21 xmax=-0.19 material=poly name=gate contact
R [real]
L [real]
C [real]
DEBUG [logical]
some debugging information.
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Mon Jul 1 14:45:00 PDT 2002