如何在zemax下建立离轴抛物面镜.pdf

w 页码，1/5(W) How to model an Off-Axis Parabolic Mirror This article demonstrates: How to model an off-axis parabolic mirror according to the manufacturers specifications. How to center the image surface on the chief ray using the chief-ray solve. The ZIP archive containing the sample file can be downloaded from the final page of the article. Authored By: Nam-Hyong Kim Published On: October 18, 2005 Introduction An off-axis parabolic mirror has the advantage of not having to obscure the input beam to access the image plane. Zemax can easily model any off-axis portion of a surface, parabolic or not. This tutorial will show you how to model an off-axis parabolic mirror. The concept shown here applies to any decentered surface and is not limited to off-axis parabolic mirrors. We will model a commercially-available off-axis parabolic mirror. The goal of this exercise is to be able to tilt the mirror about the X axis at any point along the optical axis (Z axis). The specifications for the mirror, taken from the manufacturers web site, are as following: Off-axis distance = 150 mm Focal length = 1000 mm Component physical diameter = 203 mm Back surface of the substrate is perpendicular to the optical axis If you are not sure about any of the procedures used in this tutorial, please refer to the following articles first. Designing A Singlet in Zemax How to Tilt and Decenter a Sequential Optical Component Entering the Basic Geometry Set the following system parameters System unit to mm (System General Unit