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How To Write Your Own Optimization Operand
- By Dan Hill
- Published 1 February 2006
- Optimization , ZPL
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Summary and References
There are times when the current built-in optimization operands might not correspond to the data you wish to return/optimize for. With the flexibility of the ZPLM and User Defined operands, data can be calculated or extracted from a user-defined macro or program and returned to the Merit Function Editor. Macros, the simpler of the two solutions, are well integrated within ZEMAX and require little programming experience.
References
ZEMAX Optical Design Program User’s Guide, ZEMAX Development Corporation
1 Response to "How To Write Your Own Optimization Operand" 
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said this on 21 Mar 2007 1:35:29 PM PDT
this was very helpful
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