Hello,
I have a test bench with a scanning laser passing through an optical setup.
I have the firing pattern of this laser and I wanna know what will be the impact of the laser firing pattern miss the target.
The idea is to do a tolerance analysis for each angle of the scanning but there are a lot of angles to do this tolerancing.
How can I do a tolerance analysis for a big set of tilts around X and Y?
Thank you,
Narciso Soares
Hello Narciso,
Without much thought, I would see three options:
- First define each scanning position as a configuration and run the tolerancing for each configuration.
- Another solution would be to simply tolerance the scanning angles with big tolerances (the whole range) and then run a lot of Monte Carlo. Then you can analyze the results. Not sure this solution is good.
- Finally and I think this is probably the best option. Run the tolerancing within a macro or ZOS-API. At each run, you can change the nominal scanning angle and re-reun the tolerancing. The advantage of programming language is that you can then retrieve results and make some extra calculations.
I guess it all depends on how big your scanning angle set is.
Sandrine
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