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Efficient analysis of mode profiles in elliptical microcavity using dynamic-thermal electron-quantum medium FDTD
1Department of Electronics and Photonics, Institute of High Performance Computing, 1 Fusionopolis Way, #16-16 Connexis, 138632 Singapore.
Abstract:
The dynamic-thermal electron-quantum medium finite-difference time-domain (DTEQM-FDTD) method is used for efficient analysis of mode profile in elliptical microcavity. The resonance peak of the elliptical microcavity is studied by varying the length ratio. It is observed that at some length ratios, cavity mode is excited instead of whispering gallery mode. This depicts that mode profiles are length ratio dependent. Through the implementation of the DTEQM-FDTD on graphic processing unit (GPU), the simulation time is reduced by 300 times as compared to the CPU. This leads to an efficient optimization approach to design microcavity lasers for wide range of applications in photonic integrated circuits.
