I want to plot the relative illumination over the full field of view. The Relative Illumination utility only gives us ±x, ±y cuts. I’m working on a ZPL macro to attempt to do that, but is there an easier/faster way?
Thanks, Mike
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How to create a full-field RELI plot?
+3Best answer by Sean.Lin
Hi Mike,
You can use our built-in Universal Plot 2-D. It can set the desired XY axis by yourself. And with operand to calculate the value you want. A small example, but it may not display the graph in the same way as matlab.
Best,
Sean
+3This is the kind of plot I’m trying to generate. I used RELI and changed X and Y fields of view, outputted to a text file, and read it in with MATLAB. It works, but is very cumbersome. Is there a utility in Zemax that can directly generate this kind of full-FOV relative illumination plot?
+1Hi Mike,
You can use our built-in Universal Plot 2-D. It can set the desired XY axis by yourself. And with operand to calculate the value you want. A small example, but it may not display the graph in the same way as matlab.
Best,
Sean
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