Hello Levon Mirzoyan
Your Discussion has gone 30 days without a reply. If you still need help with COMSOL and have an on-subscription license, please visit our Support Center for help.
If you do not hold an on-subscription license, you may find an answer in another Discussion or in the Knowledge Base.
Please login with a confirmed email address before reporting spam
Posted:
8 years ago
Jun 5, 2017, 3:17 a.m. EDT
Hello Levon,
It seems that you are working on the optical modulator using COMSOL for quite a long time and has gained sufficient experience on it...
I am a project fellow in University of Calcutta, India and trying my hands on simulating the modulator part using COMSOL... It will be very kind of you if I get some guidelines from you regarding this as I am completely novice in this field.
I am trying a simple p-i-n structure for the modulator. Is it possible to achieve the optical characterization (say for example modulation depth, bandwidth factor, reflectivity-transmissivity dependence on the applied voltage, insertion loss and so on) of the modulator using COMSOL?
It seems that I will have to use the semiconductor module for developing the structure. So is it possible to optically excite the structure using that module and then how to proceed (i.e. which category of 'physics', 'study' and so on will be suitable) for simulating the optical features?
If not then what is the correct procedure?
Hoping to get a quick response from you as I am experiencing a complete clueless ambience around me,
I Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Srinjoy
Hello Levon,
It seems that you are working on the optical modulator using COMSOL for quite a long time and has gained sufficient experience on it...
I am a project fellow in University of Calcutta, India and trying my hands on simulating the modulator part using COMSOL... It will be very kind of you if I get some guidelines from you regarding this as I am completely novice in this field.
I am trying a simple p-i-n structure for the modulator. Is it possible to achieve the optical characterization (say for example modulation depth, bandwidth factor, reflectivity-transmissivity dependence on the applied voltage, insertion loss and so on) of the modulator using COMSOL?
It seems that I will have to use the semiconductor module for developing the structure. So is it possible to optically excite the structure using that module and then how to proceed (i.e. which category of 'physics', 'study' and so on will be suitable) for simulating the optical features?
If not then what is the correct procedure?
Hoping to get a quick response from you as I am experiencing a complete clueless ambience around me,
I Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Srinjoy
Please login with a confirmed email address before reporting spam
Posted:
7 years ago
Aug 16, 2017, 12:46 a.m. EDT
Dear Levon!
It is interesting that you are trying to model PN junction based optical modulator. I have following comments on this:
1. Besides semiconductor module, I think wave-optic module in COMSOL is also required for characterizing PN junction.
2. PN junction can work as a phase shifter based on a plasma dispersion effect i.e. change in refractive index with respect to change in carrier concentration. And carrier concentrations are varied based on applied voltage.
3. Dimensions of PN junction should be optimized for the single mode light propagation for which wave-optics module is essential.
With best wishes,
(Subhash Arya)
NEHU, Shillong
Dear Levon!
It is interesting that you are trying to model PN junction based optical modulator. I have following comments on this:
1. Besides semiconductor module, I think wave-optic module in COMSOL is also required for characterizing PN junction.
2. PN junction can work as a phase shifter based on a plasma dispersion effect i.e. change in refractive index with respect to change in carrier concentration. And carrier concentrations are varied based on applied voltage.
3. Dimensions of PN junction should be optimized for the single mode light propagation for which wave-optics module is essential.
With best wishes,
(Subhash Arya)
NEHU, Shillong