Ansys FDTD simulation for phase change due to reflection

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This discussion focuses on simulating phase change due to reflection on gold (Au) using Ansys FDTD. The user employs a Frequency Domain Field and a Power monitor to analyze the E-field in x-polarization. Discrepancies between the simulation results and a reference paper indicate a need for adjustments in the simulation setup, particularly regarding the positioning of the light source and the monitor. The user seeks guidance to enhance the accuracy of their simulation results.

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I set up the FDTD simulation to simulating the phase change due to reflection of difference materials. But the result is not similar with the reference paper
Hello,

I am currently simulating phase change due to reflection on gold (Au) using Ansys FDTD. My setup includes using a Frequency Domain Field and a Power monitor to observe the angle of the E-field in x-polarization. However, the phase change tendencies I'm observing do not match those in my reference paper.
My configuration: The yellow X is Frequency Domain Field and a Power monitor. The light source is 1um above the sample and the monitor is 1um above the light source
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My simulation and reference paper.
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Could anyone provide insights or guidance on how to improve my simulation?

Thank you.
 

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