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define a magneto-optic material in cylinderical coordinates in lemrical

    • zahra mansouri
      Subscriber

      hi

      i want to define a magneto-optic material in lumerical. i have seen the guidelines in lumerical website and i can define a material biased in cartesian coordinates. now i want to define a material biased in phi direction in cylinderical coordinates. how can i do that?

    • Guilin Sun
      Ansys Employee

      In such case you will need to import the space variant refractive index: https://optics.ansys.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034901993-Spatial-n-k-data-Simulation-object

       

    • zahra mansouri
      Subscriber

       

      hi 

      thank you dear Guilin for your answer. i imported my desired space variant refractive index but i want to define this space as a material and i use it in my structure. i dont know how can i do that. i want to use this material as a cylinderical layers in my structure.

       

       

    • zahra mansouri
      Subscriber

       

      hi 

      thank you dear Guilin for your answer. i imported my desired space variant refractive index but i want to define this space as a material and i use it in my structure. i dont know how can i do that. i want to use this material as a cylinderical layers in my structure.

       

    • Guilin Sun
      Ansys Employee

      Sorry I missed your further question. 

      If the material property changes in space you will need to use spatial index import: https://optics.ansys.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034901993-Spatial-n-k-data-Simulation-object

       

      You will need to create the data and save it in txt file.

       

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