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Three editions of TracePro are available to cost-effectively accommodate your design needs. Please contact us for assistance in selecting an edition of TracePro that best meets your specific requirements. The table below has an overview of the features available in each edition of TracePro.
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
15. OSLO CCL Technical Example CRA Telecentricity
Accessing the Lens Catalog Database for a new lens
Question How do I access the Lens Catalog Database if I want to use it as a new OSLO lens? Synopsis Accessing the Lens Catalog Database for a new lens Solution "To access the Lens Catalog Database as a new lens in OSLO, Select " File>>New Lens..." from the OSLO menu Click the Catalog Lens button...
Graphics problems when trying to view TracePro with NetMeeting
Question I understand that you have attempted to use NetMeeting with TracePro, but only the frame of the TracePro Window appears without any detail in the model window. Synopsis Graphics problems when trying to view TracePro with NetMeeting Solution This is a graphics issue, related to where the...
Applying a pupil weighting function during optimization
Question I notice in the Optimization Conditions dialog box (see the menu item "Optimize>>Optimization Conditions"), that I can apply field, pupil and color weighting functions. How can I do this? Synopsis Applying a pupil weighting function during optimization Symptoms You can apply a custom pupil...
Moving lens thickness independently of other components
Question I want to change the thickness/position of a group of surfaces (or a component group) without affecting the surfaces after the group. When I try to do adjust the first surface of the component group, all surfaces after that initial surface are affected. How do I restrict the thickness...