Interface Examples
The following examples are excellent step-by-step instructions to introduce you to OSLO's interface and walk you through the steps necessary to learn how to use OSLO.
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31. OSLO Tip: String of commands as a formula sheet
Catadioptric Lens: CHERRY.LEN - A Reversible Catadioptric Lens
Cherry contains a beam splitter, catadioptric mirror, and pickup constraints needed to specify a double-pass optical system where a beam passes through the same element in both directions. The system is a high-resolution design that has been adapted for microlithographic applications. This lens is...
05. Start to Finish Optical Design using OSLO, RayViz, and TracePro
01. Introduction to TracePro
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GRINROD.LEN - A GRADIENT INDEX ROD
Grinrod is an example system designed using a hypothetical gradient material. It shows the way in which rays would propagate through a gradient-index light pipe. You should note that this example is carried out using strictly geometrical optics, and can only be applied to propagation through fibers...
SPIE Spline CCL
Question This routine as used for the SPIE paper on OSLO splines to create ABC spline data from a sag table. Synopsis SPIE Spline CCL Symptoms Groot
04. OSLO GaussBeam Example 1
GaussBeam Example 1