@@ -47,8 +47,7 @@ The module can produces a variety of plots such as total integrated charge plots
*`trapping_model`: Model for simulating charge carrier trapping from radiation-induced damage. Defaults to `none`, a list of available models can be found in the documentation. All models require explicitly setting a fluence parameter.
*`fluence`: 1MeV-neutron equivalent fluence the sensor has been exposed to.
*`charge_per_step`: Maximum number of charge carriers to propagate together. Divides the total number of deposited charge carriers at a specific point into sets of this number of charge carriers and a set with the remaining charge carriers. A value of 10 charges per step is used by default if this value is not specified.
*`max_charge_groups`: Maximum number of charge groups to propagate from a single deposit point.
Temporarily increases the value of `charge per step` to reduce the number of groups if the deposit is larger than the value `max_charge_groups`*`charge_per_step`, thus reducing the negative performance impact of unexpectedly large deposits. The default is to have no upper limit on the number of charge groups.
*`max_charge_groups`: Maximum number of charge groups to propagate from a single deposit point. Temporarily increases the value of `charge_per_step` to reduce the number of groups if the deposit is larger than the value `max_charge_groups`*`charge_per_step`, thus reducing the negative performance impact of unexpectedly large deposits. The default is to have no upper limit on the number of charge groups.
*`timestep`: Time step for the Runge-Kutta integration, representing the granularity with which the induced charge is calculated. Default value is 0.01ns.
*`integration_time`: Time within which charge carriers are propagated. After exceeding this time, no further propagation is performed for the respective carriers. Defaults to the LHC bunch crossing time of 25ns.
*`distance`: Maximum distance of pixels to be considered for current induction, calculated from the pixel the charge carrier under investigation is below. A distance of `1` for example means that the induced current for the closest pixel plus all neighbors is calculated. It should be noted that the time required for simulating a single event depends almost linearly on the number of pixels the induced charge is calculated for. Usually, a 3x3 grid (9 pixels, distance 1) should suffice since the weighting potential at a distance of more than one pixel pitch often is small enough to be neglected while the simulation time is almost tripled for `distance = 2` (5x5 grid, 25 pixels).
