Savetimestep2D

$savetimestep2D is the command defining how many times steps to output the result. This command is going after the command $solvetimestep.

The format is

$savetimestep2D
steps

If steps =1, it means output those results every $\delta t$

For example

 $solvetimestep2D 
 1
 2 2 1.0e-10 1.0e-6 3.00 0.1 1.0e6 0.0 
 $savetimestep2D
 1000 

In above cases, the total is 1 $\mu s$. The $\delta t$ is 0.1ns. So the program will solve $10^4$ steps. The program will output result every 1000 steps. Totally 10 results will be output.

Related commands:
$solvetimestep