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L is 90, and U is 180 (they are called that because of the shape of the letters is similar to the angles. )
Yes, I have both FDE and FDTD, I want to see the loss and I would like to know how to calculate the dimensions of waveguide for particulator wavelength of the light source and I my material is a polymer of particular fixed refractive index. I mean, what width and height to use for 1550 nm and what should be the bend radius,
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