Using this feature the resistance of a single arbitrary shape can be extracted. Four steps are required to do this:
Usage:
The resulting resistance will be displayed. The electrical field density is also shown.
The finite differences method is used to calculate electrical resistance. It is a two-dimensional calculation process. With three-dimensional parameters only the layer thickness from the LayerManager is used to calculate the square resistance from the specific resistance of the material. Any other 3-D geometry is not considered in the calculation. Any calculated resistances are for direct current only. No skin effects or other factors are considered.