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  • October 15, 2020
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Hello everyone, I am trying to create Emission Specturm for Photoluminescence simulation. I noticed that we are required to provide  'Normalized power /relative power of emission wavelengthes' to build the Emission Specturm. I am new in this field and would like to check: 

This normalized power is normalized with respect to which power? Is it normalized with respect to the Excitation light's power?

Hope someone here can help to provide explanation soon.

Thank you very much!

Best answer by Csilla Timar-Fulep

Hi Jing,

Thanks for your post here!

The power is normalized with respect to the excitation power.

The correct file format looks like below:

! File Format:
! L1:    N, M, U
! L2:    EXW1, EXW2, ..., EXWM   
! L3:    EMW1, P1, P2, ..., PM
! L4:    EMW2, P1, P2, ..., PM
! L2+N:  EMWN, P1, P2, ..., PM
!
! Where:
! N = Number of emission wavelengths
! M = Number of excitation wavelengths
! U = Wavelength unit flag (1=nm, ???)
! EXWi = Excitation wavelength i
! EMWi = Emission wavelength i
! Pi = Normalized power for EXWi

You may find more info about this in the Help files at:
The Setup Tab > Editors Group (Setup Tab) > Non-sequential Component Editor > Object Properties (non-sequential component editor) > Volume Physics > Phosphors & Fluorescence

For further references, please check out the following knowledgebase articles:

Overview of photoluminescence simulation in OpticStudio

Modeling Photoluminescence in OpticStudio: A Photoluminescent Solar Concentrator

If you have further questions, please let us know and we will be happy to help!

Best,

Csilla

 

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Csilla Timar-Fulep
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Hi Jing,

Thanks for your post here!

The power is normalized with respect to the excitation power.

The correct file format looks like below:

! File Format:
! L1:    N, M, U
! L2:    EXW1, EXW2, ..., EXWM   
! L3:    EMW1, P1, P2, ..., PM
! L4:    EMW2, P1, P2, ..., PM
! L2+N:  EMWN, P1, P2, ..., PM
!
! Where:
! N = Number of emission wavelengths
! M = Number of excitation wavelengths
! U = Wavelength unit flag (1=nm, ???)
! EXWi = Excitation wavelength i
! EMWi = Emission wavelength i
! Pi = Normalized power for EXWi

You may find more info about this in the Help files at:
The Setup Tab > Editors Group (Setup Tab) > Non-sequential Component Editor > Object Properties (non-sequential component editor) > Volume Physics > Phosphors & Fluorescence

For further references, please check out the following knowledgebase articles:

Overview of photoluminescence simulation in OpticStudio

Modeling Photoluminescence in OpticStudio: A Photoluminescent Solar Concentrator

If you have further questions, please let us know and we will be happy to help!

Best,

Csilla

 


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