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Posted:
2 decades ago
27 nov 2009, 10:25 GMT-5
The confinement loss, of the fundamental mode has been computed from the imaginary part of the complex effective index, neff using :
Confinement loss= 40*pi/ (ln(10)*lambda) * Im(neff) dB/m
The confinement loss, of the fundamental mode has been computed from the imaginary part of the complex effective index, neff using :
Confinement loss= 40*pi/ (ln(10)*lambda) * Im(neff) dB/m
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Posted:
1 decade ago
3 set 2011, 21:47 GMT-4
Hello
After running my program for photonic crystal fiber, I am getting only real part of refractive index, how can I get this imaginary part of refractive index? I have designed a circular PML for my model. Would you please help me to identify my problem?
Thanks in advanced
Anwar
The confinement loss, of the fundamental mode has been computed from the imaginary part of the complex effective index, neff using :
Confinement loss= 40*pi/ (ln(10)*lambda) * Im(neff) dB/m
Hello
After running my program for photonic crystal fiber, I am getting only real part of refractive index, how can I get this imaginary part of refractive index? I have designed a circular PML for my model. Would you please help me to identify my problem?
Thanks in advanced
Anwar
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The confinement loss, of the fundamental mode has been computed from the imaginary part of the complex effective index, neff using :
Confinement loss= 40*pi/ (ln(10)*lambda) * Im(neff) dB/m
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Posted:
1 decade ago
12 set 2011, 11:01 GMT-4
Would you please give a reference of your equation??
Would you please give a reference of your equation??