Semiconductor Optical Amplifier Static and Dynamic Design

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The discussion focuses on the challenges of designing static and dynamic models for Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers using Optisystem software. The original poster expresses confusion about the design process and seeks assistance. Participants suggest considering SPICE for modeling but question its effectiveness for optical aspects. The need to specifically use Optisystem for the project is emphasized, raising concerns about the feasibility of integrating SPICE for this purpose. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexities of optical amplifier design and the tools required for effective modeling.
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Hie. I would like to know anyone who knows or have idea on design static and dynamic model for Semiconductor Optical Amplifier? Currently my lecturer ask me to design using Optisystem software which I quit blur on designing this models. Anyone who knows and help me please.

Thanks in advanced..
 
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kogula14 said:
Hie. I would like to know anyone who knows or have idea on design static and dynamic model for Semiconductor Optical Amplifier? Currently my lecturer ask me to design using Optisystem software which I quit blur on designing this models. Anyone who knows and help me please.

Thanks in advanced..

Can you just use SPICE? Or is the optical aspect difficult to model in SPICE? What do you mean by "quit blur"?
 
berkeman said:
Can you just use SPICE? Or is the optical aspect difficult to model in SPICE? What do you mean by "quit blur"?

It is because i need to use that optisystem software to modelling it. However, is it possible to use Spice to design SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL AMPLIFIER for dynamic and static design??
 

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