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Before we get started....
- Non sequential mode
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1. Non-sequential ray-tracing
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2. Example of a non-sequential file: LED model
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3. Objects
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4. Practice time: Non-sequential mode
- Detector Objects
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5. Let's build a simple system and save it
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6. How to model a detector?
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7. Detector Rectangle
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8. Detector Color
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9. Detector Surface
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10. Detector Polar
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11. Detector Object
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12. Detector Volume
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13. Resolution vs Noise
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14. Practice time: Detectors
- Source Objects
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15. How to model a source
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16. Source File
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17. Source file Example
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18. Source IESNA or EULUMDAT
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19. Saving detector data into a source
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20. Source: Built-in
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21. Practice time: Source built-in
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22. Source complex geometry
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23. Source Slide
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24. Source DLL
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25. Source Radial
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26. Practice time: Source Radial
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27. Source RSMX
- Color: Modeling and Measuring
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28. Colorimetry reminder
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29. Modeling Source Spectra
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30. A simple example measuring color
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31. Example mixing color
- Optional: Illumination Units & Geometries
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32. Units in OpticStudio
- Test your knowledge!
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33. Non-Sequential Introduction - Test your knowledge
Introduction to Non-Sequential
This course is an introduction to non-sequential mode and ray-tracing in that mode. It will cover how sources and detectors are defined along with some radiometry reminders.
This course includes the following content:
- Non Sequential Ray Tracing in OpticStudio
- Quick introduction of the non sequential mode and object placement
- Source Objects: how is a source defined? What are the common parameters for a source?
- Detector Objects: how is a detector defined? What are the common parameters for a detector? Presentation of the different detectors available.
- Illumination Units & Geometries: Quick reminder of photometry vocabulary and units