surface plasmon field scans an optical fiber field
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Hi Everyone: I am attaching my code which is about a surface plasmon field scans an optical fiber located in a much bigger domain than the surface plamons field's domain. the scan result should be circle and centered at (0,0). However, it is shifted down by about 4microns for some reason. I hope someone can see the code and tell me if there is any error to fix.
Also, I will answer any questions about this problem so everyone interested in helping can have enough information.
clear all;
close all;
clc;
%%%%inputs%%%%%%%%%%% x1=-5:1e-3:5; y1=-5:1e-3:5; step=30; %step size 1=1nm; randomscannb=100; %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
lambda0=1.31;
sfinalmatrix=size(x1);sfinalmatrix=sfinalmatrix(2);
% V=2*pi*a*NA/lambda0; % rf=a*(0.65+1.619/V^(3/2)+2.879/V^6); rf=((2.25)/2);
[X1,Y1]=meshgrid(x1,y1); Ey2a4=exp((-X1.^2-Y1.^2)/rf^2); Ey1a4=dlmread('K:\investigations for sweeping the position\New folder\ccccc_10t_10w_1nmstep.txt'); %248x;300y; Ey1a4c=conj(Ey1a4);
%display fields axis square; figure(1);subplot(1,2,1);imagesc(real(Ey1a4));title('Ey1a4 real part') axis square; figure(2);subplot(1,2,1);imagesc([x1(1) x1(sfinalmatrix)],[y1(1) y1(sfinalmatrix)],real(Ey2a4));title('Ey2a4 real part');xlabel('um') axis square; figure(1);subplot(1,2,2);imagesc(imag(Ey1a4));title('Ey1a4 imag part') axis square; figure(2);subplot(1,2,2);imagesc([x1(1) x1(sfinalmatrix)],[y1(1) y1(sfinalmatrix)],imag(Ey2a4));title('Ey2a4 imag part');xlabel('um')
fiberscan=Ey2a4+1;
selectedscan=round(rand(1,randomscannb)*(sfinalmatrix*sfinalmatrix)/(step^2));
match=0; %calculate overlap C=zeros(sfinalmatrix,sfinalmatrix); Norma = sum(sum(Ey2a4.*conj(Ey2a4)))*sum(sum(Ey1a4.*conj(Ey1a4))); tic c=0; %counter
for b=1:step:sfinalmatrix-300+1
for a=1:step:sfinalmatrix-248+1
c=c+1;
display(strcat('fractionexecuted=',num2str(c*(step^2)/(sfinalmatrix*sfinalmatrix))))
fib=Ey2a4(b:b+300-1,a:a+248-1);
C(b+150,a+124)=(sum(sum(conj(fib).*Ey1a4)))./sqrt(Norma);
for k=1:randomscannb
if c==selectedscan(k)
match=1;
end
end
if match==1
fiberscan(b:b+300,a:a+5)=0;
fiberscan(b:b+300,a+243:a+248)=0;
fiberscan(b:b+5,a:a+248)=0;
fiberscan(b+295:b+300,a:a+248)=0;
match=0;
end
end
end
toc
pack
result=abs(C);
%display fiberscan
figure(100);;imagesc([x1(1) x1(sfinalmatrix)],[y1(1) y1(sfinalmatrix)],real(fiberscan));title('Ey2a4 with 100 random scan positions indicated');xlabel('um')
%fill in the blanks: if step>1 resultx=real(result)*0; for a=1:sfinalmatrix for b=1:sfinalmatrix if result(b,a)==0 elseif a>step+1 & b>step+1 & a<sfinalmatrix-step-1 & b<sfinalmatrix-step-1 hs=round(step/2); resultx(b-hs:b+hs,a-hs:a+hs)=0*result(b-hs:b+hs,a-hs:a+hs)+result(b,a); end end end else resultx=result; end
%display overlap axis square; figure(3);subplot(1,2,1);imagesc([x1(1) x1(sfinalmatrix)],[y1(1) y1(sfinalmatrix)],real(resultx));title('real part of overalp');xlabel('um')
axis square; figure(3);subplot(1,2,2);imagesc([x1(1) x1(sfinalmatrix)],[y1(1) y1(sfinalmatrix)],imag(resultx));title('imaginary part of overlap');xlabel('um') axis square;
% contourf(CC); % colorbar; % shading flat; % axis image; % axis square; % xlabel('x(\mum)', 'fontsize', 12); % ylabel('y(\mum)', 'fontsize', 12); %
Answers (4)
Naema
on 27 May 2013
0 votes
6 Comments
Image Analyst
on 27 May 2013
In MATLAB, type control-A then control-i to fix up the indenting. Then control-c to copy it to the clipboard. Then paste it in to an edit box here. Make sure there's a blank line before your code. Then select/highlight all your code (but not the blank line before it) and click the {}Code button. All of the code will then look properly formatted.
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Image Analyst
on 27 May 2013
No, it doesn't. You did something wrong (not exactly like I described).
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Youssef Khmou
on 27 May 2013
0 votes
hi Naema,
I tried the code, but i can not see the result because the data is missing , we do not have the folder : K:\investigations for sweeping the position\New folder\ccccc_10t_10w_1nmstep.txt
Therefore i propose that you post some numerical data from the text file,if it contains less than 100 elements, then copy and past them here, or past just part of them, or just post the size of the matrix Ey1a4 to simulate with other values (rand,randn, or from other ressources) .
15 Comments
Image Analyst
on 27 May 2013
But I told you how to find sites to upload your file in my Answer. Did you see it?
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Youssef Khmou
on 27 May 2013
ok, but do not accept the answer until it is solved.
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Youssef Khmou
on 27 May 2013
tell me, the Ey2a4 has a structure as 2d Gaussian peak? as exp(-x²+y²)?
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Youssef Khmou
on 27 May 2013
ok, Random complex field ~N(0,variance)? or the same as Ey2a4 but with complex part?
Youssef Khmou
on 27 May 2013
In the mean while try this way and give me your viewpoint :
Ey1a4=randn(248,300)+j*randn(248,300);
% instead of lmread
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Youssef Khmou
on 27 May 2013
hi, do not accept the answer for other contributors, I tried to download the file, there are some errors in reading it, it only read 300x1 elements which gives a Peak for Ey2a4 at (0,0)um.
Thats the best i could do .
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Youssef Khmou
on 27 May 2013
hi, no the upload was correct, i have the problem of reading the file ok? so delete the accepted answer, and wait for other contributors
Naema
on 27 May 2013
Youssef Khmou
on 27 May 2013
where you accepted it , click on it again to undo the process or delete this question and post new one
Image Analyst
on 27 May 2013
When I try to run it, it fails because I don't have the file:
The file 'K:\investigations for sweeping the position\New folder\ccccc_10t_10w_1nmstep.txt' could not be opened because: No such file or directory
See this link for ideas where you can upload your data file. http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/7924-where-can-i-upload-images-and-files-for-use-on-matlab-answers
Naema
on 27 May 2013
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