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Figure out where to input dead layer. Currently as a quickfix for my studies it's in Environment which is opposite of elegant. Implement settings that mean "as default take vendor value", "as default take L200 char value", or take provided value or zero as default. TBD
test what happens if medium is LAr - never tested so far. Also, "temperature" might be optional because correlated to medium.
Fieldgen related
Save estimated depV from fieldgen simulation into variable, similar to how capacitance is treated, in order to be able to access it for a table, plotting etc. Tommaso said it's, quote, "annoying in siggen, harder than capacitance". Will keep in touch
Generate siggen .spe/.dat unformatted Float32 impurity profile files on the fly based on crystal metadata to then input to fieldgen. Currently only option is give path to existing .spe file
does "medium" variable do anything
super low priority - do some sort of OrderedDict for siggen config file - the resulting fieldgen config file has parameters in chaotic order, hard to read and compare
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ToDo items related to detector simulation
Environment
which is opposite of elegant. Implement settings that mean "as default take vendor value", "as default take L200 char value", or take provided value or zero as default. TBD"temperature"
might be optional because correlated to medium.Fieldgen related
.spe/.dat
unformatted Float32 impurity profile files on the fly based on crystal metadata to then input to fieldgen. Currently only option is give path to existing.spe
file"medium"
variable do anythingOrderedDict
for siggen config file - the resulting fieldgen config file has parameters in chaotic order, hard to read and compareThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: