Hi,
I wanted to know what does highlighted numbers (IMA: 0.00 mm and IMA: 0.926 mm) in the below snapshot of a spot diagram denote?
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Query about representation of Spot Diagram
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It is the coordinate of the spot reference point on the image plane. In your diagram you can see that the reference point is listed as the chief ray. The reference point can be set to other values including the centroid, middle, or vertex in the Refer To field of the settings. There is a discussion of this in the help files which can be accessed by clicking the ? at the top right of the settings page. Since the system is radially symmetric only one coordinate is needed.
+4It is the coordinate of the spot reference point on the image plane. In your diagram you can see that the reference point is listed as the chief ray. The reference point can be set to other values including the centroid, middle, or vertex in the Refer To field of the settings. There is a discussion of this in the help files which can be accessed by clicking the ? at the top right of the settings page. Since the system is radially symmetric only one coordinate is needed.
Kind regards, David
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