Model thermal, electrical, stress, and carrier-induced effects within photonic devices to better predict real-world optical performance before fabrication.
Optical devices rarely operate under ideal conditions. Temperature changes, electrical bias, mechanical stress, and carrier distributions can significantly affect optical performance. The RSoft Multi-Physics Utility enables engineers to include thermal, electrical, stress-optic, electro-optic, and carrier-induced refractive index effects within photonic simulations, helping predict real-world device behavior before fabrication.
Evaluate how real operating conditions affect optical performance.
Reduce the gap between simulation results and experimental data.
Identify performance limitations before physical prototyping.
Evaluate thermal, electrical, and material effects earlier in the design cycle.
The utility supports thermo-optic, electro-optic, stress-optic, and carrier-induced refractive index variations.
Yes. The utility is designed to work with RSoft passive device simulation tools.
Many photonic devices are affected by temperature, stress, electrical bias, and carrier distributions. Including these effects helps improve simulation realism and accuracy.
Common applications include modulators, optical sensors, photodetectors, integrated photonic devices, and semiconductor photonic components.
RSoft multiphysics workflows can be used alongside electronic simulation environments, including interoperability with Synopsys Sentaurus TCAD.
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