Modeling Frustrated Total Internal Reflection in Non-Sequential Mode

By Mike Tocci
Published 18 April 2006
User Articles , Polarization and Thin Film Coatings , Thin Film Coatings
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ZEMAX has the very powerful, and often overlooked, ability to accurately calculate Frustrated Total Internal Reflection (FTIR) in Non-Sequential Mode. Through the use of coatings, FTIR across relatively complex interface shapes can be calculated.

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FTIR.zip

3 Responses to "Modeling Frustrated Total Internal Reflection in Non-Sequential Mode"

an unknown user Rating: ratingfull

said this on 18 Apr 2006 11:03:12 AM PDT

Complex subject made easy to understand! Great samples and graphics.

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an unknown user Rating: ratingfull

said this on 09 Nov 2007 7:21:41 AM PDT

excellent

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said this on 10 Nov 2007 5:29:56 AM PDT

good

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