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Hi
my design is attached here, i want to calculate the normalized power transmission with an observation line.
I can see the graph when i open the analyzer, but i am not sure is it normalized power transmission or only power transmission.
Thank you
Regards
Jawad
When you have the Power Spectrum window open there is a control that specifies whether you are normalized or not (check means it is). By default this check is on.
I strongly encourage you to watch our basics video which outlines much of what you are asking about with this structure, particularly in regards to analysis. This can be found at <a href=”https://www.gotostage.com/channel/d900ec5d9e904423aa1e873d8dc5df83/recording/9d2816e75e7c474a8fb8756040f92b52/watch”>https://www.gotostage.com/channel/d900ec5d9e904423aa1e873d8dc5df83/recording/9d2816e75e7c474a8fb8756040f92b52/watch</a>, you will need to login.
Scott
Hi.
Thank you for your reply.
But you can see in my design, Under simulation parameter i cant open the DFT SPECTRUM.
Thats why in my analyzer also Power Spectrum button i cant open.
Do you know the reason?
I wil go through the video also.
Thank you
This would be because you are running a CW (continuous wave) source which means only one wavelength, you need to be using a pulsed source in order to get spectral data. Please refer to the webinar I linked as it does reflectance simulations and explains all of what you are asking about.
Scott