How to get device phase in FDTD solution?

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To obtain phase information from a Bragg grating designed in FDTD Solution, users are seeking advice on the appropriate monitor to use or whether to utilize INTERCONNECTION. There is uncertainty about the availability of relevant discussions in existing forums, particularly regarding photonics or optics. Participants express difficulty in finding specific resources or sections dedicated to these topics. Suggestions for alternative forums or methods to access phase data are requested. Engaging with specialized communities may provide more targeted assistance for this technical inquiry.
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These days, I designed a Bragg grating using FDTD Solution. But when I try to get its phase information of the transmission spectrum, I meet some trouble. Could anyone give me some suggestion? Which monitor should I choose? Or should I use INTERCONNECTION? Thank you !
 
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You are asking how to access phase information from a simulated optical system you implemented in the FDTD Solution's 3D solver software. I have never seen anyone here speak of that program. Is there another forum here that is more appropriate?
 
Thank you for your reply. But I didn't find any section about Photonics or Optics in Physics Forums. Do you have any good suggestions?
 
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