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2D waveguide with comsol

Posted 2014年4月27日 GMT-4 12:17 Wave Optics Version 4.3b 1 Reply

Yu Wu
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Hello,
I am trying to simulate the modulator with graphene. The graphene is in the middle of the waveguide, the attachment is the Cross-sectional view of it. I want to study the mode of the waveguide, and calculate the loss caused by the absorption of graphene in 2D . But the graphene is too thin compared with the part of other layer. I don’t know how to create the mode and build the mesh. Can anyone give me some advice? Thank you!

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1 Reply Last Post 2016年6月22日 GMT-4 01:27
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Posted: 8 years ago 2016年6月22日 GMT-4 01:27
Try modeling your graphene sheet as a Transition Boundary Condition instead of a geometrical entity.
Try modeling your graphene sheet as a Transition Boundary Condition instead of a geometrical entity.

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