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Analyze simulation solutions, calculate physical quantities, and generate plots. Use this skill when processing completed simulations, extracting currents/densities, or visualizing results.
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| name | driftfusion-analysis-plotting |
| description | Analyze simulation solutions, calculate physical quantities, and generate plots. Use this skill when processing completed simulations, extracting currents/densities, or visualizing results. |
Access solution structures, calculate physical quantities, and generate visualization plots.
Access solution structure sol with components:
u: 3D matrix [time, space, variable]x: Spatial mesht: Time meshpar: Parameters objectVariable Order in u:
Use dfana class to calculate physical quantities:
result = dfana.my_calculation(sol)
Common calculations:
CRITICAL WARNING: The physical model in Equation Editor is NOT coupled to analysis functions. Users must manually ensure models in dfana and df are consistent.
Use dfplot class for visualization:
dfplot.my_plot(sol, optional_arguments)
dfplot.n(sol, [t1, t2, ... tm]) % Plot at specific time points
dfplot.J(sol, x_position) % Plot at specific position
dfplot.Q(sol, [x1, x2]) % Integrate over spatial range
dfplot.x2d(sol, 'variable_name')
Example: Cyclic Voltammogram
Initialize system:
init_driftfusion
Create parameters object:
par = pci('path/to/Spiro-OMeTAD_perovskite_TiO2.csv')
Find equilibrium:
soleq = equilibrate(par)
Run protocol:
sol = doCV(soleq.ion, 0, 1.2, -0.2, 0, 50e-3)
% Parameters: input, V_start, V_max, V_min, V_end, scan_rate
Plot results:
dfplot.JVapp(sol, d_midactive)
d_midactive: Position at midpoint of active layern, p: Electron and hole densitiesV: Electrostatic potentialJ: Current densityEfn, Efp: Quasi-Fermi levels