Hi Pu;
Thank you for your reply. Yes you are right, I mean using scattering boundary condition as a source for exciting a grating. Using exciting ports makes some problems for doing this model as there is a reflection of the grating that comes back to the port and changes the illuminations uniformity of grating. Am I right? By using the scattering boundary condition as the source this problem would have the least effect, at least the models show it. ! So, I was wondering if you know any other way to use the ports as source and letting the reflected field back to the source be passed away through the port?
Thanks
Thank you for your reply. Yes you are right, I mean using scattering boundary condition as a source for exciting a grating. Using exciting ports makes some problems for doing this model as there is a reflection of the grating that comes back to the port and changes the illuminations uniformity of grating. Am I right? By using the scattering boundary condition as the source this problem would have the least effect, at least the models show it. ! So, I was wondering if you know any other way to use the ports as source and letting the reflected field back to the source be passed away through the port?
Thanks