Hi zemaxers,
I am trying to do a prism surface accuracy simulation in non-sequential mode as illustration below.
I used a compound lens to create the prism, but found that it just combine two surfaces as a rectangle object. it seems the compound lens ignore the tilt parameter in the surface.
my question
Thanks
Yang
Best answer by David.Nguyen
Have you tried using a Boolean Native/CAD?
You could have a Biconic Lens (yellow in the screenshot below) and a Biconic Zernike Lens (pink in the screenshot below) that intersect each other.
You have to be a bit careful to manage the position of both parent objects, and it can be a bit tedious to manage sources with boolean objects (as we were recently discussing it here:
I’m attaching my file for your reference, I hope it helps you.
Take care,
David
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Have you tried using a Boolean Native/CAD?
You could have a Biconic Lens (yellow in the screenshot below) and a Biconic Zernike Lens (pink in the screenshot below) that intersect each other.
You have to be a bit careful to manage the position of both parent objects, and it can be a bit tedious to manage sources with boolean objects (as we were recently discussing it here:
I’m attaching my file for your reference, I hope it helps you.
Take care,
David
Hi David,
Thanks a lot
that’s what I wanted to do.
↓ Yes, a little tricky to set the position of the objects. I will also check the discussion you mentioned. Thanks!
You have to be a bit careful to manage the position of both parent objects, and it can be a bit tedious to manage sources with boolean objects
best regards
Yang
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