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Monitor

This section describes software monitors.

Currently, the software provides different types of monitors to record (or process) various simulation data.

After adding a solver, the solver tab will automatically appear, which contains various monitors. Users can select the desired monitor. Click on the Composite viewer to add a monitor and complete relevant settings for the monitor in the automatically pop-up properties editing interface.

Software supports adding and editing monitors using scripts, as shown in Script for Script.

Monitor

  • Use Time monitor to record time-domain field signal E(t)\boldsymbol{E}(t);

  • Use Index monitor to record material distribution at the observation plane N~(f)\widetilde{N}(f);

  • Use Frequency domain field and power(FDFP) monitor to record frequency-domain field E(f)\boldsymbol{E}(f).

Monitor Setting

Geometric dimensions

Name Description
Use relative coordinate Check to select relative coordinates.
Spatial type Geometry type of monitor space.
X/Y/Z pos Set center coordinates of the monitor.
X/Y/Z span Set range of the monitor.

Software provides the most basic types of monitors.

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In some cases, it may be necessary to use multiple monitors to achieve specific customization needs, such as:

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