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I am trying to see which frequency my source is set at when I initialise it with eig_match_freq=False and I specify a kpoint.
The value that I am looking at is printed in the console at the beginning of the simulation (e.g. MPB solved for frequency_1(1.5,0,0) = 0.653985 after 18 iters, however I do not understand how to retrieve this within simulation. Also I am ideally interested in knowing the frequencies of n eigenmodes (e.g. the first 3), and not only the one of the eigenmode I set to source at.
Another confusing point is that the frequency found by MPB is different for the source solved within MEEP and by having the same cross-section defined directly in MPB. The eig_resolution value is set to an identical value, but to make the two converge I somehow have to significantly increase the MEEP resolution, and I do not understand why this parameter would have an impact on the eigenmodes found at the 2D source?
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Hello,
I am trying to see which frequency my source is set at when I initialise it with
eig_match_freq=False
and I specify a kpoint.The value that I am looking at is printed in the console at the beginning of the simulation (e.g.
MPB solved for frequency_1(1.5,0,0) = 0.653985 after 18 iters
, however I do not understand how to retrieve this within simulation. Also I am ideally interested in knowing the frequencies of n eigenmodes (e.g. the first 3), and not only the one of the eigenmode I set to source at.Another confusing point is that the frequency found by MPB is different for the source solved within MEEP and by having the same cross-section defined directly in MPB. The
eig_resolution
value is set to an identical value, but to make the two converge I somehow have to significantly increase the MEEP resolution, and I do not understand why this parameter would have an impact on the eigenmodes found at the 2D source?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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