Hello all, I am trying to reproduce this example from Lumerical in MEEP: https://apps.lumerical.com/oleds_simple_2d_oled.html
I am particularly interested in getting the far-field plot as a function of wavelength on that page, however I am having trouble doing so. I have reproduced the structure in MEEP and run the simulation. My far-field spectra has some similar features but doesn’t particularly match otherwise. I think it might be up to a normalization issue. Thus I was wondering how to properly normalize the far-field for different wavelengths when using a broadband source. I have followed this tutorial: https://meep.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Python_Tutorials/Near_to_Far_Field_Spectra/, but the source used is only single-frequency. I want to plot the far-field for all wavelengths in the visible spectrum in such a way that they can be compared, like in the Lumerical example. Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Oliver
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