Dear ALL:
We’ve been asked to look into exporting ray data from a Non-sequential Zemax model in the following format style. The first few (6) terms look to be part of the ZRD command.
The format is:: x, y, z, L, M, N, Lumens, Wavelength."
But how would one also get the Lumens and Wavelength data ? Wouldn’t that only be available at a DETECTOR plane ?
Thank you in advance.
[Mod note: moved to more appropriate forum for OS-related discussions.]
Best answer by yuan.chen
Hi James,
You may check the last message in this post: How to save detector ray data as a source file | Zemax Community
If the data is saved as .sdf format, it could contain the wavelength and energy information.
Speos and Zemax Source file converter – Knowledgebase
If you want to reformat the .sdf data, you can use the python code here:
Python Reading Writing Binary Files (ZRD, ZBF, DAT, SDF) | Zemax Community
+3Hi James,
You may check the last message in this post: How to save detector ray data as a source file | Zemax Community
If the data is saved as .sdf format, it could contain the wavelength and energy information.
Speos and Zemax Source file converter – Knowledgebase
If you want to reformat the .sdf data, you can use the python code here:
Python Reading Writing Binary Files (ZRD, ZBF, DAT, SDF) | Zemax Community
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