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March 9, 2016 at 12:26 pm #32110
aasif bashir darParticipanthi all,
one of friend has writen the code of the coupled mode equation for fiber gratings in matlab(coupled mode equation govern the coupling of power between forward propagating mode and the back ward propagating mode). on the evalation of the response using this matlab code……
it is found the response provided by the optigrating 4 is very much different from that of the matlab.
which one to beleive??
there is no doubt regarding coupled mode equations???
is optigrating using some different procedure for evaluating response of grating(but they also show that we make use of coupled mode equations).same question will apply for the optisystem.
with regards
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March 10, 2016 at 7:20 am #32241
TanveerParticipanthello aasif…
it is a genuine query hope some one will provide a solution as soon as possible….
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March 10, 2016 at 11:55 pm #32411
FAYIQA NAQSHBANDISpectatorHi aasif,
Well there is nothing like believing which tool is correct and which one is incorrect. I presume that there must be some error which your friend makes while dealing with optigrating. As you know the equations are same in both the tools hence the probability of being incorrect of any of the tool is very small. I would suggest you to do exhaustive analysis on using it in optigrating and compare it with results shown by MATLAb. There must not be a huge difference.
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March 12, 2016 at 12:24 am #32519
burhan num mina llahParticipantHi Aasif
I believe that if the program is regarding power coupling then it should work more properly in optigrating or optisytem. As i know about my program that i was trying to simulate in Matlab i could not get any result at all in Matlab But got the required results in Optisytem as it was meant to be for that. So i would suggest u to take the results of OptiGrating as the results u require. Rest I believe someone who has better knowledge of your query would answer it better.
Best Regards
Burhan
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March 20, 2016 at 12:39 pm #33334aasif bashir darParticipant
dear all
OptiGrating is for analysing the effect of gratings in optical fibres or other waveguides. It is true that propagation outside the waveguide is not considered, as this is outside the scope of the software’s function. The initial condition supposes unit power in a fibre or waveguide mode. OptiGrating then calculates the power the grating(s) scatter into other waveguide modes (or to the back propagating direction).
If your simulation includes coupling into and out of the waveguide, OptiGrating by itself will not do your simulation. The OptiGrating results could be used as part of the simulation, but they will not be the entire solution.
this is the reply of the optiwave.
when my freind asked them about the coupling problem -
March 20, 2016 at 1:00 pm #33336TanveerParticipant
thank you aasif bashir for giving the detailed information about the optigrating, and the problem which was under discussion here…
hope the efforts put by the people like you will be worth for the beginners in the field of optigrating….with regards
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March 20, 2016 at 1:54 pm #33343
MHD NAParticipantI presume that there must be some error which your friend makes while dealing with optigrating. As you know the equations are same in both the tools hence the probability of being incorrect of any of the tool is very small. I would suggest you to do exhaustive analysis on using it in optigrating and compare it with results shown by MATLAb. There must not be a huge difference.
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March 20, 2016 at 2:06 pm #33344
SAHIL SINGHParticipantHi aasif bashir,
I agree with MHD that there must be some mistake while dealing with the optigrating… I would also suggest you to go for thorough analysis… There definitely will be a difference… Hope it helps..
Regards
Sahil Singh
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