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| author | Bazzanella, Davide Mancinelli, Mattia Borghi, Massimo Bettotti, Paolo Pavesi, Lorenzo |
| author_facet | Bazzanella, Davide Mancinelli, Mattia Borghi, Massimo Bettotti, Paolo Pavesi, Lorenzo |
| contents | The Photonic hybRid EleCtromagnetic SolvEr (PRECISE) is a Matlab based library to model large and complex photonics integrated circuits. Each circuit is modularly described in terms of waveguide segments connected through multiport nodes. Linear, nonlinear, and dynamical phenomena are simulated by solving the system of differential equations describing the effect to be considered. By exploiting the steady state approximation of the electromagnetic field within each node device, the library can handle large and complex circuits even on desktop PC. We show that the steady state assumption is fulfilled in a broad number of applications and we compare its accuracy with analytical model (coupled mode theory) and experimental results. PRECISE is highly modular and easily extensible to handle equations different from those already implemented and is, thus, a flexible tool to model the increasingly complex photonic circuits. |
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| spellingShingle | PRECISE Photonic hybRid EleCtromagnetIc SolvEr Bazzanella, Davide Mancinelli, Mattia Borghi, Massimo Bettotti, Paolo Pavesi, Lorenzo Computational Physics Optics The Photonic hybRid EleCtromagnetic SolvEr (PRECISE) is a Matlab based library to model large and complex photonics integrated circuits. Each circuit is modularly described in terms of waveguide segments connected through multiport nodes. Linear, nonlinear, and dynamical phenomena are simulated by solving the system of differential equations describing the effect to be considered. By exploiting the steady state approximation of the electromagnetic field within each node device, the library can handle large and complex circuits even on desktop PC. We show that the steady state assumption is fulfilled in a broad number of applications and we compare its accuracy with analytical model (coupled mode theory) and experimental results. PRECISE is highly modular and easily extensible to handle equations different from those already implemented and is, thus, a flexible tool to model the increasingly complex photonic circuits. |
| title | PRECISE Photonic hybRid EleCtromagnetIc SolvEr |
| topic | Computational Physics Optics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.05853 |