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Metalens-Optical Power

    • higino.correia
      Subscriber

      Hi,

      I´m simulating a metalens and i would like to know how to calculate the optical power in the focal spot and divide it by the transmitted optical power of the lens.

      I integrate the poyinting vector in the monitor at the nearfield to know the transmitted power of the lens, i use farfieldexact3d to extrapolate the farfield and get the E^2 across on the focal plane.
      how do i get the poyinting vector at the focal plane.

      Best regards,

      João Borlido

       

    • Guilin Sun
      Ansys Employee

      You can simply integrate the focal sport pwer and the total transmitted power through the Poynting vector. When you use farfieldexact to get E fields at the focal plane, you can also get the H fields so you can calculate the Poynting vector. 

       

    • higino.correia
      Subscriber

      Hi,

      Thank you very much for your answer.

      Is it possible then to provide a script for calculating the poynting vector from E and H fields at the focal plane?

      Best regards.

    • Guilin Sun
      Ansys Employee

      Sorry to reply you late. Somehow your reply is passed without notification.

      First, you need to get H field from farfieldexact https://optics.ansys.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034930733-farfieldexact3d-Script-command by following the example. Once you have the field components, the integration is relatively easy. When it is in the xy plane:

      Poyn=Ex*conj(Hy)-Ey*conj(Hx);

      Pf=0.5*real(integrate(Poyn,[1:2],x,y);

      integrate - Script command

      You may need to pinch some singuletones: pinch - Script command 

      Please try and let me know if you have questions in scripting.

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