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How To Use The Tolerancing Cache
- By Andrew Locke
- Published 7 May 2007
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This article explains the benefits of the tolerancing cache feature. This article also warns when it may be inappropriate to use this feature.
What Is Polynomial Sensitivity Tolerancing?
- By Dan Hill
- Published 6 May 2007
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How to Specify Fields for Non-Rotationally Symmetric Systems
- By Nam-Hyong Kim
- Published 2 April 2007
- Tips & Tricks , Frequently Asked Questions
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This article explains how to assign appropriate weight for the on-axis field when specifying fields for non-rotationally symmetric systems.
This article is also available in Japanese.
Why is the Nominal Criteria Different From the Value Reported Elsewhere?
- By Dan Hill
- Published 21 March 2007
- Tips & Tricks , Frequently Asked Questions
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Question: Why is the nominal criteria in the tolerance output different from the value which is reported elsewhere in ZEMAX, such as the merit function or an analysis feature?
How to Open Consecutively-Named Lens Files Using a ZPL Macro
- By Nam-Hyong Kim
- Published 24 August 2006
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This article demonstrates how to open several lens files using the ZPL macro. This is often useful for analyzing lens files generated by ZEMAX during the Monte Carlo tolerance analysis.
How to get any Optimization Operand Value in the Tolerance Report
- By Nam-Hyong Kim
- Published 30 November 2005
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This article explains:
- How to include any optimization operand value in the tolerance report using the tolerance scripting capability in ZEMAX
- How to write a simple tolerancing script
The sample file can be downloaded from the last page of the article.
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