Wave Guide - Periodic Structure (FDTD Simulation)

[selectTunes]

that is so cool, man!

[koeficientas]

Hi,

Here is electric or magnetic field?

Which of mode is shows here?

[operatorjulietmike]

Hey rdglinux, I'm doing a presentation for a term paper on photonic crystals and I'd like to include your video - if I may, what reference can I give... I mean, rdglinux youtube 2008... I dunno if my professor likes that :D

[rdglinux]

@operatorjulietmike

Hello. You can use this reference (in portuguese):

Marcelo Bruno Dias, "Estudo da Propagação de Ondas Eletromagnéticas em Estruturas Periódicas". Graduation Dissertation - Electrical Engineering Course, Universidade Federal do Pará (UFPA), Belém, Pará Brazil,  2003.

Regards.

[rdglinux]

@operatorjulietmike

if you need to add a link, please use:

lane . ufpa . br / videos.htm

Regards

[UtopianCau]

rdglinux

Very interesting,

which software have you used?

[rdglinux]

@UtopianCau

Hello. I've written the software from scratch in C! The frames were created by using GNU Octave and the final movie is generated by ffmpeg.

Thanks!

[rdglinux]

@UtopianCau

Hello. We have written it in C. Figures were ploted by using octave and the video was created by using ffmpeg.

[kaveh87]

Great work, I'm curious about how you do simulations like this. Do you generate a large number of "snap shots" (field distribution) and then play one after another?

[rdglinux]

Thanks....

Yes.... I've saved a frame each 5 time steps and then I've used ffmpeg for creating the movie. If you prefere, you can use virtualdub in windows for creating an avi file.

Regards.

[anuwnut]

Good I like It so much, thank