Source code for qiskit_metal.qlibrary.couplers.line_tee

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from qiskit_metal import draw, Dict
from qiskit_metal.qlibrary.core import QComponent
import numpy as np


[docs] class LineTee(QComponent): """Generates a three pin (+) structure comprised of a primary two pin CPW transmission line, and a secondary one pin neighboring CPW transmission line that is capacitively coupled to the primary. Such a structure can be used, as an example, for generating CPW resonator hangars off of a transmission line. (0,0) represents the center position of the component. Inherits QComponent class. :: (0,0) +--------------------------+ | | | | | + .. image:: LineTee.png .. meta:: Line Tee Options: * prime_width: '10um' -- The width of the trace of the two pin CPW transmission line * prime_gap: '6um' -- The dielectric gap of the two pin CPW transmission line * second_width: '10um' -- The width of the trace of the one pin CPW transmission line * second_gap: '6um' -- The dielectric gap of the one pin CPW transmission line (also for the capacitor) * t_length: '50um' -- The length for the t branches """ component_metadata = Dict(short_name='cpw', _qgeometry_table_path='True') """Component metadata""" #Currently setting the primary CPW length based on the coupling_length #May want it to be it's own value that the user can control? default_options = Dict(prime_width='10um', prime_gap='6um', second_width='10um', second_gap='6um', t_length='50um') """Default connector options""" TOOLTIP = """Generates a three pin (+) structure comprised of a primary two pin CPW transmission line, and a secondary one pin neighboring CPW transmission line that is capacitively coupled to the primary."""
[docs] def make(self): """Build the component.""" p = self.p prime_cpw_length = p.t_length * 2 #Primary CPW prime_cpw = draw.LineString([[-prime_cpw_length / 2, 0], [prime_cpw_length / 2, 0]]) #Secondary CPW second_cpw = draw.LineString([[0, -p.prime_width / 2], [0, -p.t_length]]) #Rotate and Translate c_items = [prime_cpw, second_cpw] c_items = draw.rotate(c_items, p.orientation, origin=(0, 0)) c_items = draw.translate(c_items, p.pos_x, p.pos_y) [prime_cpw, second_cpw] = c_items #Add to qgeometry tables self.add_qgeometry('path', {'prime_cpw': prime_cpw}, width=p.prime_width, layer=p.layer) self.add_qgeometry('path', {'prime_cpw_sub': prime_cpw}, width=p.prime_width + 2 * p.prime_gap, subtract=True, layer=p.layer) self.add_qgeometry('path', {'second_cpw': second_cpw}, width=p.second_width, layer=p.layer) self.add_qgeometry('path', {'second_cpw_sub': second_cpw}, width=p.second_width + 2 * p.second_gap, subtract=True, layer=p.layer) #Add pins prime_pin_list = prime_cpw.coords second_pin_list = second_cpw.coords self.add_pin('prime_start', points=np.array(prime_pin_list[::-1]), width=p.prime_width, input_as_norm=True) self.add_pin('prime_end', points=np.array(prime_pin_list), width=p.prime_width, input_as_norm=True) self.add_pin('second_end', points=np.array(second_pin_list), width=p.second_width, input_as_norm=True)