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How to Model a Slicer Mirror Using a User-Defined Surface
- By Sébastien Vivès
- Published 10 January 2006
- User Articles , User Defined Features , Physical Optics
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A slicer mirror is a complex surface composed by many tilted and decentered mirrors sub-surfaces. The major difficulty to model such a complex surface is the large number of parameters used to define it (tilts, curvatures, decenters for each sub-surface). Making use of the User-Defined Surface (UDS-DLL) Zemax capability, we are able to easily consider the set of sub-surfaces as a whole surface. Please when using this DLL, thank author and refer to the article: http://fr.arxiv.org/abs/physics/0510174
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1 Response to "How to Model a Slicer Mirror Using a User-Defined Surface" 
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said this on 18 Feb 2006 8:46:17 PM PDT
A good demo of the use of a UDS for a difficult problem. I have done many hours of Multi configs for slicer arrays for several applications over last 10 years.
I hope to be able to come up with my own "dll's" for our slicers.
Will your "slicer.c" file be available as a refernce guide?
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