Zemax/OpticStudio Fundamentals (non-sequential mode)
Complete Beginners Guide on How to Use Zemax/OpticStudio (non-sequential mode)
Created by Mohammad Sakr
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What you'll learn
- Zemax/OpticStudio (non-sequential mode) fundamentals
- Differences between sequential and non-sequential modes
- How Zemax/OpticStudio (non-sequential mode) works
- Deep understading of raytracing
- 1D and 2D universal plots (sweeps)
- Optimization in Zemax/OpticStudio
- Tips & tricks on how to use Zemax/OpticStudio efficiently
- Simulating CAD files
- Tolerance analysis
- Multiple configuration editor
Requirements
- Ray optics is preferable but not a must
Description
In this course, you are going to learn how to use Zemax/OpticStudio (non-sequential mode). No background is assumed although ray optics knowledge is a plus. You will learn how to sweep, optimize and perform tolerance analysis. This course is designed mainly for absolute beginners and a refreshing course for the people who are familiar with the software.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone wants to learn Zemax/OpticStudio (non-sequential) from zero
- Beginner Zemax/OpticStudio (non-sequential) users
Course content
8 sections • 89 lectures • 2h 47m total length
- Preview00:43
- 01:00Introduction
- 02:14Sequential Vs. non-sequential modes
- 03:45Geometrical optics basics (Reflection)
- 02:20Geometrical optics basics (Refraction)
- 02:37How non-sequential mode works (Monte Carlo)
- 01:29How non-sequential mode works (Vector formulation)
- 03:20How non-sequential mode works (Polarization)
- 5 questionsPreliminaries
- Preview02:38
- 01:28Zemax help
- 03:00Zemax "Hello World"
Instructor
Senior Optical Design Engineer
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- 103 Reviews
- 477 Students
- 3 Courses
I am a former senior optical design engineer at Si-Ware Systems. I have 5 years of experience in this field. I was also a teaching assistant at Ain Shams University for 1 year. Reading (especially in mathematics and physics) takes most of my free time. I have also other hobbies like calligraphy and cartography.