Conformal Mapping Regions
Conformal Mapping Regions Introduction
Conformal mapping region in BPM is used to simulate curved optical waveguides. The method uses conformal mapping in the complex plane to transform a curved waveguide in ( x, y ) coordinates into a straight waveguide with a modified refractive index in new ( u, v ) coordinates (Figure 1). It can be used to treat…
Conformal Mapping Regions References
[1] M. Heiblum and J.H. Harris: Analysis of Curved Optical Waveguides by Conformal Mapping, IEEE J. Quant. Electron. 11, (1975): 75-83. [2] S.J. Garth: Modes on a Bent Optical Waveguide, IEEE Proc. J. 134, (1987): 221-229. [3] P.L. Fan, M.L. Wu, and C.T. Lee: Analysis of Abrupt Bent Waveguides by the Beam Propagation Method and the Conformal…
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