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How to Model a Beam Splitter in Sequential ZEMAX
- By Nam-Hyong Kim
- Published 23 September 2005
- 3D Geometries
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Summary and References
This article has demonstrated the use of the multi-configuration capability in ZEMAX to model a beam splitter cube. In summary:
- The correct transmission, accounting for coatings, is calculated by using polarization enabled analysis and calculations
- The multi-config operand IGNR is used when surface should be visible only in specific configuration(s)
References
1 ZEMAX user manual
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