Open Zwlzzm opened 3 years ago
The simulation mesh covers the entire volume ("addfdtd").
It is the mesh override that you are concerned with ("addmesh"). This one is configured to have higher resolution in the thickness direction only.
Being careful with the mesh is important when doing convergence testing, otherwise a changing mesh will give you slight different results.
@lukasc-ubc ,
Thank you very much for your respond. You mean, the mesh override is only assigned to z direction. But I see there are still value in x span and y span of mesh overrided. Does those value don't take effect and are assigned randomly?
In addition, I would like to ask about this mesh, z=si_thickness/2,dz=si_thickness/4, is it good enough for most of convergence test?
Hi, In function "Component: FDTD simulation for S-Parameters, create Compact Model" of sipeic ebeam pdk, why does the mesh not cover the entire polygon, but only a small part? Are there any considerations for this?
I see there are some sentence, are this becauses of convergence testing?
definitions: z: thickness direction z=0: centre of the waveguides, so we can use symmetric mesh in z which will be better for convergence testing as the mesh won't move