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Dans cet article, nous reformulons une méthode d’analyse de sensibilité pour la méthode d’optimisation de topologie basée sur l’expansion de fonctions sans utiliser de zone grise. Dans l'approche conventionnelle basée sur la méthode d'expansion des fonctions, la distribution de permittivité contient des matériaux gris, qui sont des matériaux intermédiaires entre ceux du noyau et du revêtement, de manière à permettre une différenciation de la permittivité par rapport aux variables de conception. Étant donné que cette approche utilisant la dose de zone grise n’exprime pas exactement la limite du matériau, il n’est pas souhaitable d’appliquer cette approche aux problèmes de conception de dispositifs à guides d’ondes fortement guidés, en particulier pour les guides d’ondes plasmoniques. Dans cette étude, nous présentons une optimisation de topologie basée sur une méthode d’expansion de fonctions sans zone grise. Dans cette approche, l'utilisation de la zone grise peut être évitée en remplaçant l'intégrale de zone de la dérivée de la matrice par l'intégrale de ligne en tenant compte du taux d'écart aux limites par rapport aux variables de conception. Nous vérifions la validité de notre approche en l'appliquant aux problèmes de conception d'un répartiteur de puissance à branchement en T et d'un convertisseur d'ordre de mode.
Masato TOMIYASU
Muroran Institute of Technology
Keita MORIMOTO
Muroran Institute of Technology
Akito IGUCHI
Muroran Institute of Technology
Yasuhide TSUJI
Muroran Institute of Technology
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Masato TOMIYASU, Keita MORIMOTO, Akito IGUCHI, Yasuhide TSUJI, "A Study on Function-Expansion-Based Topology Optimization without Gray Area for Optimal Design of Photonic Devices" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E103-C, no. 11, pp. 560-566, November 2020, doi: 10.1587/transele.2019ESP0005.
Abstract: In this paper, we reformulate a sensitivity analysis method for function-expansion-based topology optimization method without using gray area. In the conventional approach based on function expansion method, permittivity distribution contains gray materials, which are intermediate materials between core and cladding ones, so as to let the permittivity differentiable with respect to design variables. Since this approach using gray area dose not express material boundary exactly, it is not desirable to apply this approach to design problems of strongly guiding waveguide devices, especially for plasmonic waveguides. In this study, we present function-expansion-method-based topology optimization without gray area. In this approach, use of gray area can be avoided by replacing the area integral of the derivative of the matrix with the line integral taking into acount the rate of boundary deviation with respect to design variables. We verify the validity of our approach through applying it to design problems of a T-branching power splitter and a mode order converter.
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