A plane wave incident on a point scatterer, which is an object smaller than the wavelength, will produce a secondary spherical wave originating from the scattering object. In the case of an array of scatterers with regular spacing between elements, these spherical secondary waves interfere and create sharp interference maxima. The combined outgoing wave is reinforced in certain directions, called diffraction peaks.
Diffraction Pattern Calculator is a program designed to calculate the first eight angles of the diffraction peaks for a given set of input values. Users can define the spacing between the point scatterers, the angle of the incident wave relative to the normal and the wavelength of the incident wave.
The application can be used to calculate diffraction angles when dealing with a diffraction grating, which is a single layer of periodic scatterers, as well as a Bragg grating, which consists of multiple layers of periodic scatterers.
To get started with the utility, you will need to define the three required parameters: spacing, angle and wavelength. The results will be displayed in two columns, one for the diffraction grating angle and one for the Bragg scattering angle. Depending on the input values, not all eight angles may be calculated.
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Diffraction Pattern Calculator is designed to calculate the diffraction angle for an array of point scatterers, which are small compared to the wavelength of the incident wave.
The utility calculates the diffraction angle for a specific range of incidence and exit angles and for a specific spacing between the scatterers. It takes the input values in the form of the spacing between the scatterers, the angle of the incident wave relative to the normal and the wavelength of the incident wave.
The angular values are formatted in columns, each column representing a specific exit angle. The diffraction angle is formatted in decimal format with the last digit representing the angular position of the scatterer on the surface of the scatterer array.
The wavelength of the incident wave is taken in the units of the wavelength for a given technology.
Diffraction Pattern Calculator Features:
* Scatterer can be point, line or plane
* Scatterer can be of arbitrary shape
* Scatterer can be discrete or periodic
* Scatterer can be made of arbitrary materials
* Scatterer can be periodic along the x, y or z axis
* Scatterer can be periodic along a direction including the x, y and z axes
* Scatterer can be periodic in three dimensions (x, y, z)
* Scatterer can be non-periodic
* Scatterer can be non-symmetric
* Scatterer can be anisotropic
* Scatterer can be periodic in polar coordinates
* Scatterer can be non-polar
* Scatterer can be arbitrary position
* Scatterer can be embedded into another structure
* Scatterer can be periodic in the spatial domain
* Scatterer can be periodic in the time domain
* Scatterer can be shifted, rotated or reflected
* Scatterer can be bi-periodic
* Scatterer can be multi-dimensional
* Scatterer can be a mesh
* Scatterer can be generic grid
* Scatterer can be parallelizable (non-periodic)
* Scatterer can be made of arbitrary number of materials
* Scatterer can be made of arbitrary number of materials
* Scatterer can be made of arbitrary number of layers
* Scatterer can be made of arbitrary number of layers
* Scatterer can be made of arbitrary number of isotropic materials
* Scatterer can be made of arbitrary number
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WAVE: The wavelength in meters.
ANGLE: The angle of the incident wave relative to the normal.
SPACING: The spacing between the point scatterers.
Running this program can generate warnings. Do not close the window or cancel the calculation if warnings are displayed.
For more information, please see the Help file.
Please note that some of the defaults were set for the program. When you use this program, you are asked whether you want to change these defaults. If you select Yes, you will not be able to change these defaults anymore. This is because the configuration is saved for this program.
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The free form user interface for wave diffraction.
License:
The program is free for both non-commercial and commercial use. It is provided as is, with no warranties.
Installation:
You can get this tool from the download page (see below). If you want to use this program on the go, you will need a web browser with Java enabled, and a suitable program to handle Java files. For example, you can use the free Google Chrome web browser, or any other web browser that supports Java.
The tool is very simple to use, by reading the instructions at the tool’s help page.
Requirements:
The program requires a modern web browser (tested with Google Chrome 21.0.1180.81 on Windows 7 and Google Chrome 20.0.1132.20 on Windows 8.1).
For technical reasons, we recommend that you have at least 2GB of RAM installed on your computer.
MATLAB & Simulink
Diffraction Viewer for MATLAB & Simulink
This Simulink model simulates the formation of diffraction pattern for a set of periodic point scatterers.
File Description:
This file can be used to simulate diffraction of a set of point scatterers.
Description:
The diffraction pattern of a set of point scatterers is simulated using the Diffraction Viewer for MATLAB and Simulink.
This can be used to simulate diffraction for point scatterers, when the angular width of a period is small relative to the wavelength. This limits the applicability of our simulation to a small number of applications.
In MATLAB, a sinusoid is generated and the difference between the observed signal and the simulated signal are plotted using a X-Y window.
In Simulink, a sinusoid is generated and the difference between the simulated signal and the observed signal are plotted using a X-Y window.
License:
This Simulink model is provided as is and is not supported by MathWorks.
Simulation Testing
Diffraction Viewer for MATLAB
The Simulink model can be used to validate the simulation performed by the Diffraction Viewer for MATLAB.
File Description:
This file can be used to validate the simulation performed by the Diffraction Viewer for MATLAB.
Description:
The Simulink model can be used to validate the simulation performed by the Diffraction Viewer for MAT
What’s New In Diffraction Pattern Calculator?
Diffraction Pattern Calculator is an easy to use,
program that generates a graphical display of diffraction peaks for a point scatterer.
It calculates diffraction angles, as well as the Bragg and reflection angles for a single layer of scatterers.
The software is easy to use, and only requires inputting two values: the diffraction angle and the angle of the incident wave relative to the normal.
Once these values are entered, a plot will be generated with the angles of the diffraction and Bragg peaks.
Input Values:
Point Scatterer: The input values for the program are set on the Main window.
1. Spacing: This is the spacing between the point scatterers. The spacing is set in terms of the angle between them, the wavelength of the incident wave and the angle of the incident wave relative to the normal.
Diffraction angle in Degrees: The diffraction angle between 0 and 360 degrees, in steps of 5 degrees.
Angle of the incident wave relative to the normal in Degrees: The angle of the incident wave relative to the normal. It can be negative or positive.
Wavelength of the incident wave in Angstrom: The wavelength of the incident wave.
Bragg angle in Degrees: The Bragg angle is calculated from the relative angle between the normal and the angle of the incident wave. It is also calculated with the wavelength of the incident wave and the spacing between the point scatterers.
Description:
This utility is a part of the 2D Surface Scattering Programs Pack. It can be used to calculate the diffraction angle when dealing with a diffraction grating.
Scattering Angles:
The grating is composed of multiple layers of periodic scatterers, which are set with a spacing between them. Depending on the spacing, not all the layers are needed. In order to calculate the diffraction angle, the angle of the incident wave relative to the normal as well as the diffraction angle are required. The Bragg angle for a layer is calculated as the diffraction angle relative to the normal. The angle of the Bragg diffraction is calculated from the Bragg angle of the layer and the spacing between the layers.
Input Values:
Number of Layers: The number of layers is set on the Main window. The number of layers can be a positive or negative number, so the software can be used to describe the number of layers from the bottom up.
Diffraction angle in Degrees: The diffraction angle is between 0 and 360 degrees, in steps of 5 degrees.
Spacing between Layers in Angstrom: The spacing between the layers is set in terms of the angle between the layers and the wavelength of the incident wave. It can also be described in terms of the angle of the incident wave and the wavelength.
Input Values:
Wavelength
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System Requirements For Diffraction Pattern Calculator:
Minimum requirements for 3D acceleration (if you have no acceleration in your computer, you’ll need the DirectX 9 redistributable package):
Microsoft® DirectX® 9
2 GB free hard disk space
Minimum hardware specifications for DirectX® 9:
Operating System: Windows® 2000
Processor: Intel Pentium® III or AMD Athlon® XP
Hard Drive: 2 GB free space
Additional system requirements:
Operating System: Windows® XP Professional, Windows® 2003 Server, Windows® Vista
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