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Boolean unite operation on two RF PCB shapes
Since R2021b
c = add(shape1,shape2)
c = add(shape1,shape2) unites shape1 and shape2 using the add operation. You can also use the + symbol to add the two shapes together.
shape1
shape2
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Create a curved bend shape with a length of 5 mm.
bend = bendCurved(Length=[5e-3 5e-3]);
Create an annular ring shape with the default inner radius of 5 m.
ring = ringAnnular;
Add the two shapes and display the result.
shapeSum = add(bend,ring); show(shapeSum)
Create the default curve shape.
shape1 = curve;
Create a right angle U-bend shape with an adjusted size and position to complement the curve shape.
shape2 = ubendRightAngle;
Add the two shapes using the + operator, and display the resulting Polygon object.
Polygon
shapeSum = shape1+shape2
shapeSum = Polygon with properties: Name: 'mypolygon' Vertices: [43x3 double]
show(shapeSum)
First shape created using custom elements and shape objects of RF PCB Toolbox™, specified as an object.
Example: shape1 = bendCurved; specifies the first shape as a bendCurved object.
shape1 = bendCurved;
bendCurved
Second shape created using custom elements and shape objects of RF PCB Toolbox, specified as an object.
Example: shape2 = ringAnnular; specifies the second shape as a ringAnnular object.
shape2 = ringAnnular;
ringAnnular
Introduced in R2021b
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