Metamaterials, Gratings, and Other Periodic Structures#
Periodic structures, including metamaterials and diffractive gratings, harness their inherent spatial periodicity to manipulate light. The application of periodic boundary conditions allows for the efficient modeling of just a single unit cell within these structures, significantly enhancing simulation speed and reducing computational costs. By using appropriate monitors, users can access various physical quantities including field distribution within the near-field zone and critical far-field metrics like reflection, transmission, absorption, and diffraction. In addition, Tidy3Dβs speed and scalability allow users to model the response of a large finite array of periodic devices, making it a more realistic simulation compared to real-world scenarios where the device size or the beam size is always finite.
- Dielectric metasurface absorber
- Gradient metasurface reflector
- Graphene metamaterial absorber
- Tunable chiral metasurface based on phase change material
- Microwave frequency selective surface
- High-Q silicon resonator
- Germanium Fano metasurface
- Multilevel blazed diffraction grating
- Biosensor grating simulation
- Distributed Bragg reflector and cavity
- CMOS RGB image sensor
- Plasmonic cavity resonator consisting of a gold nanorod array
- All-dielectric structural colors
- MIM resonator
- Vortex beam metasurface