- Home
- Non Sequential Ray Tracing
- How To Model a Mixed Sequential/Non-Sequential System
- Home
- First Time Users
- How To Model a Mixed Sequential/Non-Sequential System
How To Model a Mixed Sequential/Non-Sequential System
- By Dan Hill
- Published 17 October 2006
- Non Sequential Ray Tracing , First Time Users
-
Rating:
Summary and References
This article has covered the basis of a mixed mode, hybrid system in ZEMAX which incorporates a group of non-sequential elements in an otherwise sequential design. Using the concept of ports, rays from sequential field points may be traced non-sequentially within a defined group of NSC objects. Rays leave the group via the exit port, where the sequential based ray tracing resumes.
REFERENCES
ZEMAX Optical Design Program User’s Guide, ZEMAX Development Corporation
REFERENCES
ZEMAX Optical Design Program User’s Guide, ZEMAX Development Corporation
2 Responses to "How To Model a Mixed Sequential/Non-Sequential System" 
Author)|
said this on 29 Feb 2008 3:40:33 AM PDT
This artical is very useful to me-a newhand in Zemax.I hope there will be more and more simple examples to teach a newhand how to use Zemax.Thanks a lot.
|