Collimateur¶
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class
zgoubidoo.commands.commands.
Collimateur
(label1: str = '', label2: str = '', *params, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
zgoubidoo.commands.commands.Command
Collimator.
Zgoubi manual description
COLLIMA acts as a mathematical aperture of zero length. It causes the identification, counting and stop- ping of particles that reach the aperture limits.
Command attributes
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LABEL1=''
Primary label for the Zgoubi command (default: auto-generated hash).
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str
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LABEL2=''
Secondary label for the Zgoubi command.
- Type
str
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IA='2'
Element active or not (0 - inactive, 1 - active, 2 - active and prints information.
- Type
int
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IFORM='1'
Aperture shape (1 - rectangular, 2 - elliptic (other options, see documentation).
- Type
int
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J='0'
Description of the aperture coordinates system.
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int
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C1='0 centimeter'
Half opening (Y).
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Quantity
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C2='0 centimeter'
Half opening (Z).
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Quantity
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C3='0 centimeter'
Center of the aperture (Y).
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Quantity
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C4='0 centimeter'
Center of the aperture (Z).
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Quantity
Default initializer for all Commands.
Attributes Summary
Keyword of the command used for the Zgoubi input data.
Parameters of the command, with their default value, their description and optinally an index used by other commands (e.g.
Attributes Documentation
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KEYWORD
: str = 'COLLIMA'¶ Keyword of the command used for the Zgoubi input data.
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PARAMETERS
: dict = {'C1': (<Quantity(0, 'centimeter')>, 'Half opening (Y).'), 'C2': (<Quantity(0, 'centimeter')>, 'Half opening (Z).'), 'C3': (<Quantity(0, 'centimeter')>, 'Center of the aperture (Y).'), 'C4': (<Quantity(0, 'centimeter')>, 'Center of the aperture (Z).'), 'IA': (2, 'Element active or not (0 - inactive, 1 - active, 2 - active and prints information.'), 'IFORM': (1, 'Aperture shape (1 - rectangular, 2 - elliptic (other options, see documentation).'), 'J': (0, 'Description of the aperture coordinates system.'), 'LABEL1': ('', 'Primary label for the Zgoubi command (default: auto-generated hash).'), 'LABEL2': ('', 'Secondary label for the Zgoubi command.')}¶ Parameters of the command, with their default value, their description and optinally an index used by other commands (e.g. fit).
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