The New VirtualLab Fusion 2025.1

VirtualLab Fusion’s development has always balanced infrastructure advancements with customer-driven solutions. For version 2025.1, we prioritized core improvements like the Plug-In architecture to build a stronger foundation. Moving forward, we’re shifting more toward solution-oriented features tailored to your real-world challenges.

Release Notes


Enabling Advanced Solutions

Ultrashort Pulse Modeling

  • Unlock powerful insights into ultrashort pulse behavior with new detector models - now supporting precise evaluations of radiometric quantities (instantaneous irradiance, …) and pulse characteristics (pulse duration, …).
     
  • Delivered as modular detector add-ons, the new evaluation function can be used inside the Plug-In Detector or enhance results directly from the main window.
     
  • The new Plug-In Mode Generator enable effortless integration of spatial, temporal, and even spatio-temporal features right into the source model.

Ultrashort Pulses Solution

Analysis of Realistic Fabrication Constraints for Lightguides

  • VirtualLab Fusion introduces advanced capabilities for simulating diffractive light guides, a key strength of our platform.
     
  • A notable improvement is the ability to model gaps within segmented grating regions, a common fabrication constraint in real-world devices.
     
  • With this tool, engineers and designers can now evaluate the impact of gaps between grating regions on optical performance.
     
  • This enhancement provides deeper insights into device behavior, ensuring more accurate and practical simulation results for diffractive lightguide designs.

Diffractive Lightguide Solution

Evaluation of Müller Matrices

  • VirtualLab Fusion now enables direct evaluation of system polarization properties through automated Müller and Jones matrix calculation.
     
  • This analyzer tool extracts complete polarization transfer characteristics in a single operation, extending our existing polarization analysis capabilities.
     
  • Engineers can now obtain full polarization response data for components like diffraction gratings or waveplates without manual configuration, streamlining the design of polarization-sensitive systems.

Evaluation of Jones and Müller Matrices


Core Capability Upgrades

  • New Plug-In architecture
  • Optimized workflow controls
  • Enhanced data visualization

Feature Overview

Experience faster, more flexible optical simulations.

 

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