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RCWA solver issue in Lumerical

    • Dmytro Fedin
      Subscriber

      Hello All,

      I have Lumerical properly installed with an Enterprize license successfully served by License Manager. But when I try to run any RCWA-based script in standard examples, for example, Metalense, I get the next error message:

      Error: C:/Users/Power/Documents/LUMERICAL_2023R1.02_WINX64/Model/3431df34-metalens/rcwa_unit_cell_plot_phase_T.lsf line 89: Error obtaining the license for stack_solver. Please activate the required license, or visit the l.com/redirect/fwd29.html">Licensing Page for more information.

      This issue is reproduced in any project while other solvers work well. I wonder what is it that's causing an issue? Why does the product ask for license when I have already got one?

    • Lito Yap
      Ansys Employee

       

      @Dmytro Fedin,

      Please configure "RCWA solver" with  4 threads if you do not have Ansys HPC licenses on your server.
      >>> Resource configuration elements and controls – Ansys Optics

      If you check run with design environment (default) in the resources configuration, set Threads in the Design environment tab to 4. 

      Otherwise, if you have Ansys HPC licenses, set the threads according to the number of HPC license available on the server.
      >>> Lumerical solve, accelerator and Ansys HPC license consumption – Ansys Optics 
      >>> Ansys HPC Licensing Calculator 

      If you are an Ansys Channel Partner, kindly register for support with Ansys Optics/Lumerical for access to Commercial Technical Support (email/phone). >>> How to register for support with Ansys Lumerical – Ansys Optics. 

      Checkout the Ansys Optics/Lumerical – FAQs for answers to common and known issues. Thank you!

       

       

    • Dmytro Fedin
      Subscriber

      Hello Lito,

      Thank You very much! We've configured Stack Solver as mentioned above and it works fine now.

      Regards

    • Lito Yap
      Ansys Employee

      @Dmytro Fedin, 

      You are welcome.

      Sorry it's the "RCWA solver" resource configuration tab, I mistaken indicated "Stack solver". 

      Have a wonderful day! 

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