3D/2D Maxwell\'s Solver For Nanophotonic Devices
Description
FDTD is the gold-standard for modeling nanophotonic devices, processes, and materials. This finely-tuned implementation of the FDTD method delivers reliable, powerful, and scalable solver performance over a broad spectrum of applications. The integrated design environment provides scripting capability, advanced post-processing, and optimization routines – allowing you to focus on your design and leave the rest to us. FDTD is a simulator within Lumerical’s DEVICE Multiphysics Simulation Suite, the world’s first multiphysics suite purpose-built for photonics designers. The DEVICE Suite enables designers to accurately model components where the complex interaction of optical, electronic, and thermal phenomena is critical to performance.
3D/2D Maxwell\'s Solver For Nanophotonic Devices
Features
- CMOS Image sensors
- OLEDs and Liquid Crystals
- Surface Metrology
- Surface Plasmonics
- Graphene
- Solar Cells
- Integrated Photonic Components
- Metamaterials
- Diffractive Optics and Photonic Crystals
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Frequently Asked Questions
FDTD stands for Finite-Difference Time-Domain, which is a simulation method used for modeling nanophotonic devices, processes, and materials.
FDTD has features such as CMOS image sensors, OLEDs and liquid crystals, surface metrology, surface plasmonics, graphene, solar cells, integrated photonic components, metamaterials, and diffractive optics and photonic crystals.
Yes, FDTD can be used for building 1D, 2D, or 3D models of nanophotonic devices.
Yes, FDTD can simulate devices fabricated with nonlinear materials or materials with spatially varying anisotropy.
Yes, FDTD works seamlessly with high-performance computing platforms, allowing for faster simulations and parameter sweeps.