Quiz — Lumerical INTERCONNECT — My First Simulation
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Below are some of the tasks in a typical INTERCONNECT simulation workflow. Match the tasks with appropriate steps.
Sort elements
- Step 3
- Step 2
- Step 1
- Step 4
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Run
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Connect elements
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Add elements
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Analyze results
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2. Question
You want to learn the details about a particular element you are currently using in your simulation file. How can you open online documentation for that element?
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3. Question
When simulating a ring resonator in INTERCONNECT, you can use the coupling coefficient between the ring and straight waveguide as one of its design parameters rather than specifying the physical dimensions of the structures.
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4. Question
What is the keyboard shortcut for rotating the selected element?
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5. Question
When a simulation finishes successfully following a click on the 'Run' button, the simulation result is automatically saved with the simulation file.
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6. Question
When setting the length of a waveguide element using a script, the unit must always be in the SI unit.
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7. Question
If you close the INTERCONNECT simulation file you have been working on and open another one, the settings of the view stay the same.
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8. Question
You have selected an element in the Element Library. How can you add it to the View port?
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9. Question
The types of sources, detectors and analyzers required in the simulation can differ between time-domain simulation and frequency-domain simulation.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
What is a double bus ring resonator in INTERCONNECT typically composed of?
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