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Employing the industry proven finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) algorithm, FDTD
Solutions empowers designers to confront the most challenging optical design problems.
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"Parallel FDTD Solutions allows me to take full advantage of my 4-processor AMD64 computer.
[Lumerical's] technical support is second to none.
E. Chow, Agilent
"I simulate 15X15X3 μm3 LED pixels including metallic backplace on a 20 node cluster.
Prior to FDTD Solutions, this was not possible.
H. Greiner, Philips
"I found it very easy to get parallel FDTD Solutions started. It actually worked so quickly at first
that I thought I didn't have it set up properly!
B. Thorenson, ASML
"FDTD Solutions has been instrumental in developing our silicon photonics platform.
M. Webster, Lightwire
"We are extremely satisfied with the parallel version of FDTD Solutions and would
recommend it to the scientific community at large.
M. Chowdhury, University of Maryland
"FDTD Solutions is a professional software package which makes designing nanophotonic devices easy.
F. Yongqui, Chinese Academy of Sciences
"As the administrator of a 1,680 processor computing cluster, I find FDTD Solutions
trivial to install and maintain.
R. Baranowski, WestGrid
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| » | 2D and 3D FDTD simulation |
| » | Non-uniform meshes & automesh generator |
| » | Parallel
computation on multi-cores, multiprocessors, and clusters |
| » | Bloch, periodic, absorbing (PML), symmetric and metal boundary
conditions |
| » | Multipole material models and easy autofitting of material data to
an arbitrary number of poles |
| » | Integrated scripting environment for design
automation |
| » | Mpeg movies to record simulation
field/intensity dynamics |
| » | Pulsed and CW analysis |
| » | FDTD Solutions Online Help |
| » | BRO's ASAP ray-tracing package |
| » | SEM image import helps you simulate the real device |
| » | Matlab |
| » | GDSII |
| » | 32 and 64 bit Linux distributions |
| » | 32 and 64 bit Windows |
| » | Single and multi-core desktops |
| » | Multiprocessor servers / workstations |
| » | High-performance computing (HPC) clusters |
| » | High-speed interconnect technologies |
| » | Scheduling software |
| » | Find out about
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DUV lithography simulation
Calculating the field intensity transmitted through sub-wavelength mask features
must account for all diffraction, refraction, interference, absorption and
polarization effects.
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CMOS image sensor optimization
As CMOS pixel sizes decrease to reduce fabrication costs of digitial camera systems, there
is a corresponding reduction in signal to noise and an increase in pixel cross-talk.
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Nanowire grid polarizers
High-contrast polarization control devices composed of sub-wavelength metal
gratings are replacing bulk optics, and FDTD Solutions is the design software of choice.
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Browse the application library
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FDTD Solutions