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OptiSystem is a comprehensive software design suite that enables users to plan, test, and simulate optical links in the transmission layer of modern optical networks.
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Hi there
i built a photonic crystal structure using the WGPBGCrysalStruct once and using the WGElliptic in another file
the design is the same for both methods (WGPBGCrysalStruct and WGElliptic )
but the simulation results are totally different although the structure in the two files is identical!
(i mean the obtained power from the observation lines are not the same)
the two design files and the analyzer files are attached
any help will be appreciated
the rest of the files
here is the observation line analyzes for both files (the power is not the same!)
As explained in our emails, you did not use the same version to do the simulation. 32- and 64-bit versions have many differences. you will need to make modifications of some parameters if you want to compare the results by 32- and 64- bit versions. (P.S. it always recommended to use the same version.)