Solving laser rate equation with ode45
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Hey! I am kinda new to Matlab and I am currently doing my thesis on Semiconductor lasers. I am currently trying to model the rate equations for semiconductor lasers. I have wrote a code but it shows some errors. I have been stuck on this issue for quite some time and it seems that I have done something wrong with ode45. Any type of help is greatly appreciated.
------Main program-----------
ti = 0;
tf = 10;
tspan=[ti tf];
y0=[0, 1];
% tp = photon lifetime
tp = 1E-12;
% n0 = internal efficiency
n0 = 1E-18;
% a = linewidth broadening factor
a = 2.5E-16;
% L = optical confinement factor
L = 0.3;
% te = electron lifetime
te = 1E-19;
% Rsp = recombination rate
Rsp = ((n0 *1E-18)/te);
% Ng = group refractive index
Ng = 4;
% d = active layer thickness
d = 3E-7;
% g = optical gain
g = 3.16E-12;
b = 2E-5;
J = 2000;
S = 1;
%options?
[T,Y]= ode45(@rate_eq,tspan,y0,tp,n0,L,Rsp,S,Ng,d,g,b,J);
plot(T,Y(:,1),'-',T,Y(:,2),'.');
title('plot of carrier and photon densities');
xlabel('time');
ylabel('densities');
-------function--------
function df = rate_eq(tspan,y0,tp,n0,L,Rsp,S,Ng,d,g,b,J,c,e)
% e = electron charge
e = 1.602E-19;
% c = speed of light
c = 3E8;
% rate equation for carrier density
% Carriers
df(1,1) = (J/(e * d)) - (Rsp/n0) - ((c*L*g*S)/(Ng));
% Photons
df(2,1) = ((c*L*g*S)/(Ng)) - (S/tp) + (b*Rsp);
end
Thanks in advance for helping!!
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chandrakanth MS
am 22 Jun. 2020
can you explain me about the output, like why exactly is it linear? and could give me the refernce from where you got the rate equations from
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Torsten
am 2 Jan. 2017
ti = 0;
tf = 10;
tspan=[ti tf];
y0=[0; 1];
% tp = photon lifetime
tp = 1E-12;
% n0 = internal efficiency
n0 = 1E-18;
% a = linewidth broadening factor
a = 2.5E-16;
% L = optical confinement factor
L = 0.3;
% te = electron lifetime
te = 1E-19;
% Rsp = recombination rate
Rsp = ((n0 *1E-18)/te);
% Ng = group refractive index
Ng = 4;
% d = active layer thickness
d = 3E-7;
% g = optical gain
g = 3.16E-12;
b = 2E-5;
J = 2000;
S = 1;
% e = electron charge
e = 1.602E-19;
% c = speed of light
c = 3E8;
[T,Y]= ode45(@(t,y)rate_eq(t,y,tp,n0,L,Rsp,S,Ng,d,g,b,J,c,e),tspan,y0);
plot(T,Y(:,1),'-',T,Y(:,2),'.');
title('plot of carrier and photon densities');
xlabel('time');
ylabel('densities');
function df = rate_eq(t,y,tp,n0,L,Rsp,S,Ng,d,g,b,J,c,e)
% rate equation for carrier density
% Carriers
df(1,1) = (J/(e * d)) - (Rsp/n0) - ((c*L*g*S)/(Ng));
% Photons
df(2,1) = ((c*L*g*S)/(Ng)) - (S/tp) + (b*Rsp);
end
Best wishes
Torsten.
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Razia Sultana
am 19 Mai 2022
ti = 0;
tf = 10;
tspan=[ti tf];
y0=[0; 1];
% tp = photon lifetime
tp = 1E-12;
% n0 = internal efficiency
n0 = 1E-18;
% a = linewidth broadening factor
a = 2.5E-16;
% L = optical confinement factor
L = 0.3;
% te = electron lifetime
te = 1E-19;
% Rsp = recombination rate
Rsp = ((n0 *1E-18)/te);
% Ng = group refractive index
Ng = 4;
% d = active layer thickness
d = 3E-7;
% g = optical gain
g = 3.16E-12;
b = 2E-5;
J = 2000;
S = 1;
% e = electron charge
e = 1.602E-19;
% c = speed of light
c = 3E8;
[T,Y]= ode45(@(t,y)rate_eq(t,y,tp,n0,L,Rsp,S,Ng,d,g,b,J,c,e),tspan,y0);
plot(T,Y(:,1),'-',T,Y(:,2),'.');
title('plot of carrier and photon densities');
xlabel('time');
ylabel('densities');
function df = rate_eq(t,y,tp,n0,L,Rsp,S,Ng,d,g,b,J,c,e)
% this function is not working, showing errors....
%help me out
% rate equation for carrier density
% Carriers
df(1,1) = (J/(e * d)) - (Rsp/n0) - ((c*L*g*S)/(Ng));
% Photons
df(2,1) = ((c*L*g*S)/(Ng)) - (S/tp) + (b*Rsp);
end
Susrutanarayan Chaudhury
am 5 Okt. 2020
Actually i am unable to solve a coupled laser rate eq in matlab. I am giving these two rate eq and corresponding parameters.
dy/dt=a-y*(x+1+d)...(1)
dx/dt=s+g*x*(y-alpha)....(2)
where x,y the photon intensity and population inversion respectively. The alpha is the modulated loss which is equal toalpha0*(1+m*sin(2*pi*f*t)), where alpha0 is my off set value which I kept 0.2. and 'm' is my modulation index which i kept 0.001. So I have to modulated the loss inside the cavity sinusoidally .
Other parameters are g=1.2E5,
s=5.65;
d=0.3;
a=23.37;
Can any one please help me to solve it in matlab??
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