TAGGED: Lumerical-FDTD, photonics, port-setup, ports
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July 17, 2024 at 8:52 amtim.fuhrmannSubscriber
Hello,Â
I am simulating a waveguide with a ring next to it with FDTD. I added two ports, one for the output and one for the input. The modal properties are the follwoing for the input port.
If I click on Visualize Mode Data I get the follwoing errors:
As shown in the follwoing picture the waveguide is within the port.
The overall layout is the following:
I am happy about any hint. Thank you in advance,
Tim -
July 17, 2024 at 3:50 pmGreg BaethgeAnsys Employee
Hi Tim,
Thanks for posting your question. Could you check the mesh over the waveguide? The PML boundaries look quite thick, that typically happens either when using a large number of layers or when using a coarse mesh. So I would check the mesh size over the waveguide with respect to the waveguide dimensions and the wavelength range.
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July 18, 2024 at 6:18 amtim.fuhrmannSubscriber
Hi Greg,Â
thank you for your quick reply. Changing the mesh settings and changing the tickness of the PML boundaries worked perfectly, thank you.
Best,
Tim -
July 18, 2024 at 8:39 amGreg BaethgeAnsys Employee
You're most welcome, Tim, glad I could help!
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