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How To Model Brightness Enhancement Film
- By Mark Nicholson
- Published 20 January 2007
- LCD Displays
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Summary
The Array object capability in ZEMAX is ideal for modeling microreplicated arrays like Brightness Enhancement Film. In this case, just three objects are needed to define a BEF film of arbitrary size. The use of pick-up solves locks the three objects togetherr, so a BEF film of any size can be produced quickly and easily.
The memory required to hold the BEF array and the ray-tracing speed are virtually unaffected by the size of the BEF sheet used. Also the ability to automatically replace the prism array with a bounding box allows fast on-screen manipulation of the object.
The memory required to hold the BEF array and the ray-tracing speed are virtually unaffected by the size of the BEF sheet used. Also the ability to automatically replace the prism array with a bounding box allows fast on-screen manipulation of the object.
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said this on 24 Jan 2007 2:14:27 PM PDT
Great feature and well written article. My question is. What are the limitations of the method? Can it simulate unequally spaced features or all featues have to be equally spaced?
Thank you
{Editor's Note: the array must be regular, but the axes do not need to be orthogonal}
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