Skip to main content
Solved

Spectrum File for source file

  • August 9, 2021
  • 2 replies
  • 763 views

Hi, are there extra steps required so that the colours of the light bulbs are shown when simulating in non-sequential.

Best answer by Sean.Lin

Hi Kai Xin.Soh,

You need to set the parameters of Spectrum in the light source section as shown in the figure below.

Then you need to use the Detector Color. It stores power and tristimulus (visual light color) data from NSC source rays that strike it. The resulting data distributions may be viewed for incoherent light in spatial or angular domains. This object may optionally store the spectral distribution for all NSC source rays that strike it.

 

Sean | Optical Engineer | Zemax

2 replies

Sean.Lin
Zemax Staff
Forum|alt.badge.img+1
  • Zemax Staff
  • Answer
  • August 19, 2021

Hi Kai Xin.Soh,

You need to set the parameters of Spectrum in the light source section as shown in the figure below.

Then you need to use the Detector Color. It stores power and tristimulus (visual light color) data from NSC source rays that strike it. The resulting data distributions may be viewed for incoherent light in spatial or angular domains. This object may optionally store the spectral distribution for all NSC source rays that strike it.

 

Sean | Optical Engineer | Zemax


  • Author
  • Infrared
  • August 19, 2021

Hi Kai Xin.Soh,

You need to set the parameters of Spectrum in the light source section as shown in the figure below.

Then you need to use the Detector Color. It stores power and tristimulus (visual light color) data from NSC source rays that strike it. The resulting data distributions may be viewed for incoherent light in spatial or angular domains. This object may optionally store the spectral distribution for all NSC source rays that strike it.

 

Sean | Optical Engineer | Zemax

Thank you, Sean!