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/* Defining the Layer Stack-Up */
=== Defining the Layer Stack-Up ===
When you start a new project in EM.Picasso, there is always a default background structure that consists of a finite vacuum layer with a thickness of one project unit sandwiched between a vacuum top half-space and a PEC bottom half-space. Every time you open EM.Picasso or switched to it from [[EM.Cube]]'s other modules, the '''Stack-up Settings Dialog''' opens up. This is where you define the entire background structure. Once you close this dialog, you can open it again by right clicking the '''Layer Stack-up''' item in the '''Computational Domain''' section of the navigation tree and selecting '''Layer Stack-up Settings...''' from the contextual menu. Or alternatively, you can select the menu item '''Simulate > Computational Domain > Layer Stack-up Settings...'''
The Stack-up Settings dialog has two tabs: '''Layer Hierarchy''' and '''Embedded Sets'''. The Layer Hierarchy tab has a table that shows all the background layers in hierarchical order from the top half-space to the bottom half-space. It also lists the material label of each layer, Z-coordinate of the bottom of each layer, its thickness (in project units) and material properties: permittivity (e<sub>r</sub>), permeability (µ<sub>r</sub>), electric conductivity (s) and magnetic conductivity (s<sub>m</sub>). There is also a column that lists the names of embedded object sets inside each substrate layer, if any.
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