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atoneche
Joined: 19 Oct 2006
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 19 Oct 2006 22:39 translight tool |
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Hi all,
Can anyone suggest to me where I can get software for photonic bandgap structure simulations?
Cheers
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engmfarhat
Joined: 04 Jan 2006
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20 Oct 2006 14:27 lumerical fdtd photonic crystal |
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There are alot of them like:
1- apollo photonic
2- lumerical FDTD and lumerical mode solver
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a_shamsafar
Joined: 06 Aug 2007
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08 Aug 2007 13:06 sofware for modelling 1, 2 and 3D photonic structures |
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| you can use optiFDTD
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akedar
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09 Aug 2007 6:07 sofware for modelling 1, 2 and 3D photonic structures |
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| can use HFSS or CST or XFDTD there r plenty of them
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rrumpf
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10 Aug 2007 2:03 Re: sofware for modelling 1, 2 and 3D photonic structures |
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What do you want to do? If you want to calculate photonic band diagrams, there is a free package offered by MIT that is likely the most accurate and powerful tool available. It may take you a little work to get running, however. Just go to Google and search for MIT and "photonic crystals" and it will take you there. They have a very nice website and introduction to materials.
If you want to model scattering from a photonic crystal, you may want to look at the free Translight tool. It is based on the Transfer Matrix Method. There are also plenty of good and free FDTD codes available on the internet and in various EDABoard discussions.
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yuanzy97
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13 Aug 2007 11:20 Re: sofware for modelling 1, 2 and 3D photonic structures |
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| rrumpf wrote: |
What do you want to do? If you want to calculate photonic band diagrams, there is a free package offered by MIT that is likely the most accurate and powerful tool available. It may take you a little work to get running, however. Just go to Google and search for MIT and "photonic crystals" and it will take you there. They have a very nice website and introduction to materials.
If you want to model scattering from a photonic crystal, you may want to look at the free Translight tool. It is based on the Transfer Matrix Method. There are also plenty of good and free FDTD codes available on the internet and in various EDABoard discussions.
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How to simulate the MZ modulator in the EM field?
I want to design a EM field sensor by MZ modulator.
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Google
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13 Aug 2007 11:20 Ads |
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rrumpf
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13 Aug 2007 13:02 Re: sofware for modelling 1, 2 and 3D photonic structures |
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Are you incorporating some sort of magnetostrictive film in one arm of your MZ? Can you approximate your problem as 2D? Are your materials all dielectrics? Any metals? Are the waveguides photonic crystal waveguides?
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samiye
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13 Oct 2009 10:54 sofware for modelling 1, 2 and 3D photonic structures |
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| use lumerical
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