Learn from our optical engineering experts how to use VirtualLab Fusion efficiently. Register for both courses or only one, depending on your previous experience working with VirtualLab Fusion.

Learn from our optical engineering experts how to use VirtualLab Fusion efficiently. Register for both courses or only one, depending on your previous experience working with VirtualLab Fusion.

Since numerous new features are included in our VirtualLab Fusion Summer Release 2019, these courses would be interesting for existing users as well.

We analyze in particular how to exploit the dispersion property of diffractive optics to correct chromatic aberration. Since the Summer Release 2019, VirtualLab Fusion supports the import of Binary 2 surfaces from Zemax OpticStudio®, a feature that facilitates a convenient workflow for the analysis of such hybrid lens systems.

Hybrid optical lenses with both refractive and diffractive surfaces have already proved useful in many applications. As an example, we showcase a hybrid eyepiece with just such a construction, i.e. it consists of both refractive and diffractive surfaces. We analyze in particular how to exploit the dispersion property of diffractive optics to correct chromatic aberration. Since the Summer Release 2019, VirtualLab Fusion supports the import of Binary 2 surfaces from Zemax OpticStudio®, a feature that facilitates a convenient workflow for the analysis of such hybrid lens systems.

Register now for the conference. Early bird registration until 31 July 2019. The conference programm is now online.

EOS Topical Meeting on
Diffractive Optics

We are happy to announce that EOS has published the program of the conference. Take the chance and meet experts to talk about their latest research results in the field of photonics.

Jena, Germany | 16 – 19 September