Regarding the FDTD simulation of silica on Si substrate and PEDOT:PSS on Si substrate to understand the electric field distrubtion and reflective behaviors of those two samples respectively. Any assistance on the setup and the steps in order to run that simulation?
May 6, 2024 at 1:57 pm
jaccmeus Lg
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PS I am new to the software but the idea about the simulation is to undertand the electric field distribution, reflection, scaterrring behavior if any specially in the case of the silica nanoparticles, transmission and absortion spectrum for the two samples. ( sample 1: silica nanoparticles on silicon substrate, sample 2: pedot:pss on silicon substrate). I will be delighted and utterly grateful to have detailed answers as a step by step guide regarding the setup for the simulation. Please HELP.
Thank you!
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