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发表于 2015-11-10 20:39:11
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用probe命令,详见说明书第93页: 
Structure files provide all data from the structure at a single bias point. The log files provide 
terminal characteristics for a set of bias points. Use the PROBE statement to combine these and 
allow certain structural quantities to be saved at each bias point. 
The PROBE statement allows you to specify quantities to be saved at given XY locations. You 
can also save the maximum or minimum of certain quantities. The value from the PROBE at 
each bias point in DC or timestep in transient mode is saved to the log file. The syntax: 
PROBE NAME=mycarriers N.CONC X=1 Y=0.1 
saves the electron concentration at (1, 0.1) for each solution in the log file. When TONYPLOT 
displays the log file, the value will be labelled mycarriers. You can then plot mycarriers 
versus terminal bias or current or other probed quantities. 
Certain direction dependent quantities, such as electric field and mobility, can be probed. In 
these cases, specify a direction for the vector quantity using the DIR parameter. 
The PROBE statement provides the only way to extract the actual values of quantities, which 
are calculated along the sides of each triangle in ATLAS. The PROBE statement actually stored 
the triangle side value closest to the probed location, while taking into account the direction 
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