Documentation of DutLib
Automatic documentation for DutLib
- class DMT.core.docu_dut_lib.DocuDutLib(dut_lib: DutLib, devices: Sequence[Mapping[str, object]] | None = None, date: str | None = None, modelcard_dict: Dict[DutType, MCard] | None = None, DutCircuitClass: DutCircuit | None = None, dut_class_kwargs: Dict | None = None)[source]
Bases:
object
Documentation of an DutLib
- Parameters:
- dut_lib
DutLib
Library to document
- devices
Sequence
[Mapping
[str
,object
]] This list specifies which devices to select from the lib. Only needed if “dev_mode”=”sel” in the mode argument. Each dict specifies a contact configuration, length and width. All devices that match these properties are used for plotting. Example:
devices = [{ 'contact_config':'CBEBC', 'length' :2.8e-6, 'width' :0.22e-6, },]
- date
convertable
to
str
Date of the documentation report.
- dut_lib
- create_all_plots(plot_specs: List[Dict])[source]
This method generates plots for selected devices in the DutLib in a highly configurable way.
- Parameters:
- plot_specs[
dict
] For every plot type you want to create, this list contains one dict. Example:
{ 'type' : 'ft_jc_vbc', #possible values are the plot_types that are stored in the defaults (see code below) 'exclude_at' : [-0.2,0.5], #every plot type generates lines "at" some quantity, e.g. gummel_vbc generates for every VBC. With this argument you can exclude lines. 'key' : 'freq_vbc', #data keys that will be used for this plot 'exact_match' : False, #Bool, if True, use only keys that match "key" exactly 'FREQ' : 10e9, #optional, float: If given, use only data at FREQ 'xmin' : 10e-2, #optional, float: Minimum Value on x-axis to be displayed 'xmax' : 1e2, #optional, float: Maximum Value on x-axis to be displayed 'ymax' : 300, #optional, float: Maximum Value on y-axis to be displayed 'ymin' : 0, #optional, float: Minimum Value on y-axis to be displayed 'no_at' : True, #optional, Bool: if True, do not display the "at" quantities in the legend. 'simulate' : True, #optional, Bool: if True, a matching simulation is added to the plot, if not given, default is True },
- plot_specs[
- create_documentation(target_base_path: str | Path)[source]
Generates the other tex files from the template.
The template path from the config is used. The key is:
directories: libautodoc: null
If None/null, the DMT supplied template is used.
- Parameters:
- target_base_path
str
|Path
Target path for the documentation report.
- target_base_path
- generate_all_plots(target_base_path: str | Path, save_tikz_settings: Dict | None = None)[source]
Generates the plot tex and pdf files.
If a plot with the same name already exists, it is deleted before the new is created.
- Parameters:
- target_base_path
str
|Path
Target base path. Inside this folder the plots will be placed in a “figs” subfolder.
- save_tikz_settings
Dict
This dict specifies how the plots will be stored, they are directly used as parameters for
save_tikz()
. Example:save_tikz_settings = { 'width' : '4.5in', #width of the Tikz Pictures 'height' : '4.5in', #height of the Tikz Pictures 'fontsize' : 'Large', #Fontsize Tex specification 'clean' : True, #If True: remove all files except rendered picture after build 'svg' : False #bool, False: If True, build svg files instead of pdf files. 'build' : True #bool, True: If True, build the Tex files using pdflatex compiler. Else only print .tex files. 'mark_repeat': 20 #int,20: Only show every nth marker, where n=mark_repeat. 'clean' : False, #bool, False: Remove all files except *.pdf files in plots. Schroeter likes this. }
- target_base_path
- generate_docu(target_base_path: str | Path, plot_specs: List[Dict], save_tikz_settings: Dict | None = None, show: bool = False)[source]
Generate the full documentation folder with all plots and files.
- Parameters:
- target_base_path
str
|Path
Target path
- plot_specs
List
[Dict
] Plot specs passed to
create_all_plots()
- save_tikz_settings
Dict
Plot specs passed to
generate_all_plots()
- showbool,
optional
If True, the plots are displayed before the documentation folder is created, by default False
- target_base_path
- get_dut_sim(dut_meas: DutMeas) DutCircuit [source]
Retrieve a circuit dut view which should be compared to the given dut_meas