OMNISIM is software that analyzes photonic devices/grating structures using solvers such as FDTD/FETD/RCWA.
A unique combination of FDTD and FETD simulators OmniSim is the only software package to include both FDTD and FETD engines. This combination allows you to get the best of both worlds: FDTD for quick approximate simulations and FETD for higher accuracy, or even just to check your FDTD calculations with an alternative method.
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basic information
OmniSim is a powerful and flexible simulation package for the design and optimisation of nano-photonic and plasmonic devices. It is packed with a complete suite of high-performance 3D and 2D Maxwell solvers, including our FDTD Engine : a state-of-the-art 2D/3D Finite Difference Time Domain engine, probably the most popular propagation algorithm for photonics. FETD Engine : our unique 2D/3D Finite Element Time Domain tool, ideal for modelling plasmonics, metamaterials or graphene-based devices accurately.
Price range
P5
Delivery Time
P4
Applications/Examples of results
Applications ‣ Ring Resonators‣ Plasmonics‣ Metamaterials‣ Graphene ‣ Nonlinear optics‣ Directional Coupler‣ Butterfly MMI ‣ Diffraction Grating‣ Gratings with RCWA‣ Surface Grating Coupler ‣ Nanowire Optimisation‣ CrystalWave applications
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Company information
Consulting and Trading for Lighting and Optics. CTflo combines the development of entirely new products that merge optics and lighting with production capabilities that meet the product quality demanded in the market and accommodate small lot, diverse varieties. We offer comprehensive technical consulting focused on the Japanese market, centered around the optical analysis software "FRED," which includes material data measurement and prototype development.
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