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taper

Taper definitions [dbu].

TODO: Non-linear tapers

TaperFactory

Bases: Protocol[KC_co]

Source code in src/kfactory/factories/taper.py
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class TaperFactory(Protocol[KC_co]):
    def __call__(
        self,
        width1: dbu,
        width2: dbu,
        length: dbu,
        layer: kdb.LayerInfo,
        enclosure: LayerEnclosure | None = None,
    ) -> KC_co:
        r"""Linear Taper [dbu].

                   __
                 _/  │ Slab/Exclude
               _/  __│
             _/  _/  │
            │  _/    │
            │_/      │
            │_       │ Core
            │ \_     │
            │_  \_   │
              \_  \__│
                \_   │
                  \__│ Slab/Exclude

        Args:
            width1: Width of the core on the left side. [dbu]
            width2: Width of the core on the right side. [dbu]
            length: Length of the taper. [dbu]
            layer: Main layer of the taper.
            enclosure: Definition of the slab/exclude.
        """
        ...

__call__

__call__(
    width1: dbu,
    width2: dbu,
    length: dbu,
    layer: LayerInfo,
    enclosure: LayerEnclosure | None = None,
) -> KC_co

Linear Taper [dbu].

       __
     _/  │ Slab/Exclude
   _/  __│
 _/  _/  │
│  _/    │
│_/      │
│_       │ Core
│ \_     │
│_  \_   │
  \_  \__│
    \_   │
      \__│ Slab/Exclude

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
width1 dbu

Width of the core on the left side. [dbu]

required
width2 dbu

Width of the core on the right side. [dbu]

required
length dbu

Length of the taper. [dbu]

required
layer LayerInfo

Main layer of the taper.

required
enclosure LayerEnclosure | None

Definition of the slab/exclude.

None
Source code in src/kfactory/factories/taper.py
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def __call__(
    self,
    width1: dbu,
    width2: dbu,
    length: dbu,
    layer: kdb.LayerInfo,
    enclosure: LayerEnclosure | None = None,
) -> KC_co:
    r"""Linear Taper [dbu].

               __
             _/  │ Slab/Exclude
           _/  __│
         _/  _/  │
        │  _/    │
        │_/      │
        │_       │ Core
        │ \_     │
        │_  \_   │
          \_  \__│
            \_   │
              \__│ Slab/Exclude

    Args:
        width1: Width of the core on the left side. [dbu]
        width2: Width of the core on the right side. [dbu]
        length: Length of the taper. [dbu]
        layer: Main layer of the taper.
        enclosure: Definition of the slab/exclude.
    """
    ...

taper_factory

taper_factory(
    kcl: KCLayout,
    *,
    additional_info: Callable[..., dict[str, MetaData]]
    | dict[str, MetaData]
    | None = None,
    port_type: str = "optical",
    **cell_kwargs: Unpack[CellKWargs],
) -> TaperFactory[KCell]
taper_factory(
    kcl: KCLayout,
    *,
    additional_info: Callable[..., dict[str, MetaData]]
    | dict[str, MetaData]
    | None = None,
    output_type: type[KC],
    port_type: str = "optical",
    **cell_kwargs: Unpack[CellKWargs],
) -> TaperFactory[KC]
taper_factory(
    kcl: KCLayout,
    additional_info: Callable[..., dict[str, MetaData]]
    | dict[str, MetaData]
    | None = None,
    output_type: type[KC] | None = None,
    port_type: str = "optical",
    **cell_kwargs: Unpack[CellKWargs],
) -> TaperFactory[KC]

Returns a function generating linear tapers [dbu].

       __
     _/  │ Slab/Exclude
   _/  __│
 _/  _/  │
│  _/    │
│_/      │
│_       │ Core
│ \_     │
│_  \_   │
  \_  \__│
    \_   │
      \__│ Slab/Exclude

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
kcl KCLayout

The KCLayout which will be owned

required
additional_info Callable[..., dict[str, MetaData]] | dict[str, MetaData] | None

Add additional key/values to the KCell.info. Can be a static dict mapping info name to info value. Or can a callable which takes the straight functions' parameters as kwargs and returns a dict with the mapping.

None
basename

Overwrite the prefix of the resulting KCell's name. By default the KCell will be named 'straight_dbu[...]'.

required
cell_kwargs Unpack[CellKWargs]

Additional arguments passed as @kcl.cell(**cell_kwargs).

{}
Source code in src/kfactory/factories/taper.py
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def taper_factory(
    kcl: KCLayout,
    additional_info: Callable[
        ...,
        dict[str, MetaData],
    ]
    | dict[str, MetaData]
    | None = None,
    output_type: type[KC] | None = None,
    port_type: str = "optical",
    **cell_kwargs: Unpack[CellKWargs],
) -> TaperFactory[KC]:
    r"""Returns a function generating linear tapers [dbu].

               __
             _/  │ Slab/Exclude
           _/  __│
         _/  _/  │
        │  _/    │
        │_/      │
        │_       │ Core
        │ \_     │
        │_  \_   │
          \_  \__│
            \_   │
              \__│ Slab/Exclude

    Args:
        kcl: The KCLayout which will be owned
        additional_info: Add additional key/values to the
            [`KCell.info`][kfactory.settings.Info]. Can be a static dict
            mapping info name to info value. Or can a callable which takes the straight
            functions' parameters as kwargs and returns a dict with the mapping.
        basename: Overwrite the prefix of the resulting KCell's name. By default
            the KCell will be named 'straight_dbu[...]'.
        cell_kwargs: Additional arguments passed as `@kcl.cell(**cell_kwargs)`.
    """
    if callable(additional_info) and additional_info is not None:
        _additional_info_func: Callable[
            ...,
            dict[str, MetaData],
        ] = additional_info
        _additional_info: dict[str, MetaData] = {}
    else:

        def additional_info_func(
            **kwargs: Any,
        ) -> dict[str, MetaData]:
            return {}

        _additional_info_func = additional_info_func
        _additional_info = additional_info or {}

    ports = cell_kwargs.get("ports")
    if ports is None:
        if kcl.rename_function == rename_clockwise:
            cell_kwargs["ports"] = {"left": ["o1"], "right": ["o2"]}
        elif kcl.rename_function == rename_by_direction:
            cell_kwargs["ports"] = {"left": ["W0"], "right": ["E0"]}

    if output_type is not None:
        cell = kcl.cell(output_type=output_type, **cell_kwargs)
    else:
        cell = kcl.cell(output_type=cast("type[KC]", KCell), **cell_kwargs)

    @cell
    def taper(
        width1: dbu,
        width2: dbu,
        length: dbu,
        layer: kdb.LayerInfo,
        enclosure: LayerEnclosure | None = None,
    ) -> KCell:
        r"""Linear Taper [um].

                   __
                 _/  │ Slab/Exclude
               _/  __│
             _/  _/  │
            │  _/    │
            │_/      │
            │_       │ Core
            │ \_     │
            │_  \_   │
              \_  \__│
                \_   │
                  \__│ Slab/Exclude

        Args:
            width1: Width of the core on the left side. [dbu]
            width2: Width of the core on the right side. [dbu]
            length: Length of the taper. [dbu]
            layer: Main layer of the taper.
            enclosure: Definition of the slab/exclude.
        """
        c = kcl.kcell()
        if length < 0:
            logger.critical(
                f"Negative lengths are not allowed {length} as ports"
                " will be inverted. Please use a positive number. Forcing positive"
                " lengths."
            )
            length = -length
        if width1 < 0:
            logger.critical(
                f"Negative widths are not allowed {width1} as ports"
                " will be inverted. Please use a positive number. Forcing positive"
                " lengths."
            )
            width1 = -width1

        if width2 < 0:
            logger.critical(
                f"Negative widths are not allowed {width2} as ports"
                " will be inverted. Please use a positive number. Forcing positive"
                " lengths."
            )
            width2 = -width2

        li = c.kcl.layer(layer)
        taper = c.shapes(li).insert(
            kdb.Polygon(
                [
                    kdb.Point(0, int(-width1 / 2)),
                    kdb.Point(0, width1 // 2),
                    kdb.Point(length, width2 // 2),
                    kdb.Point(length, int(-width2 / 2)),
                ]
            )
        )

        c.create_port(
            trans=kdb.Trans(2, False, 0, 0),
            width=width1,
            layer=li,
            port_type=port_type,
        )
        c.create_port(
            trans=kdb.Trans(0, False, length, 0),
            width=width2,
            layer=li,
            port_type=port_type,
        )

        if enclosure is not None:
            enclosure.apply_minkowski_y(c, layer)
        _info: dict[str, MetaData] = {
            "width1_um": width1 * c.kcl.dbu,
            "width2_um": width2 * c.kcl.dbu,
            "length_um": length * c.kcl.dbu,
            "width1_dbu": width1,
            "width2_dbu": width2,
            "length_dbu": length,
        }
        _info.update(
            _additional_info_func(
                width1=width1,
                width2=width2,
                length=length,
                layer=layer,
                enclosure=enclosure,
            )
        )
        _info.update(_additional_info)
        c.info = Info(**_info)
        c.auto_rename_ports()
        c.boundary = taper.dpolygon

        return c

    return taper