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Calculating reflectance and trasmittance for an array of metal pillars
Posted 19 août 2009, 17:18 UTC−4 3 Replies
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I am wondering if COMSOL has model examples to calculate reflectance and transmisttance for an array of metal pillars as a function of wavelength?
3 Replies Last Post 20 août 2009, 11:43 UTC−4
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Posted:
2 decades ago
Hi
you can use the power flow to calculate the reflection and transmission. but you have to define the boundary condition carefully
I think maybe there is no good model examples in the model library.
Regards
you can use the power flow to calculate the reflection and transmission. but you have to define the boundary condition carefully
I think maybe there is no good model examples in the model library.
Regards
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Posted:
2 decades ago
Thanks Honghui! I am considering port boundary conditions but I cannot figure out how to define the port conditions other than the tab in boundary settings. Do you have any idea on how to do that?
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Posted:
2 decades ago
Hi
I don't know how your model exactly looks like, maybe you can upload a schematic figure.
but usually (is it RF module you use??) you can use the scattering boundary conditions for the boundarys where you want to calculate the reflection and transmision. for more correct, you can use PML to absorb the reflected and transmitted wave, (it is light or microwave?)
maybe you discribe your model more in detail, like which module you use, which application, geometry, etc, then I can look into it more clearly
Regards
Honghui
I don't know how your model exactly looks like, maybe you can upload a schematic figure.
but usually (is it RF module you use??) you can use the scattering boundary conditions for the boundarys where you want to calculate the reflection and transmision. for more correct, you can use PML to absorb the reflected and transmitted wave, (it is light or microwave?)
maybe you discribe your model more in detail, like which module you use, which application, geometry, etc, then I can look into it more clearly
Regards
Honghui