Option 1: Use standalone package (for Windows)

1. Download Standalone package

   Go to http://sakura.nucleng.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~aoki/suzu/dist , suzu-(version)-win32.exe, or suzu-(version)-win-amd64.exe, and run it. Softwares are expanded at appropriate place, such as C:\Program Files\suzu, and the shortcut is added on the start menu.

2. Run

Find and Double-click suzu.exe

Option 2: Install as python script and package

The second option is installing suzu as a package of python library. suzu version >= 0.1.0 is developed to run on python 3.3.5 (or above). Setup python core program from http://www.python.org/

suzu is available at PyPI (https://pypi.org/project/suzu/), then

pip install suzu

[Save (&Run Trim)]

Fill parameters as you like and push [Save (& Run Trim)] button.

When you save the data with the filename of ‘TRIM.in’ and you put it in the same folder where TRIM.exe exists (== where SRIM is setup), a dialog window pops-up to confirm run TRIM.exe calculation with this new TRIM data.

[Load .json]

Currently suzu cannot parse TRIM.in format directly, but suzu saves TRIM.in.json data with TRIM.in simultaneously. You may load this .json file by [Load .json] button.

[Validate]

[Validate] button tests a contents of widgets. This validation routine also runs before [Save (&Run Trim)] action.

[Compound DB]

[Compount DB] button is placed at target layer frame. This button provides an access to the compoond database given by SRIM. At database dialog, indicate the path to compound.dat (usually, [SRIM INSTALL PATH]/DATA/Compound.dat). You may construct your own database.

Other Buttons

[Set Example] [Dump to Console] [Clear] buttons still remains for debugging.