Programming a Micro-Lens Array
Abstract
In this document, an example is shown on how to generate an array of micro-lenses by using the Programmable Interface in VirtualLab Fusion. In this example, the micro-lenses are distributed on a rectangular grid, and each lens is constructed by using a conical surface, with the radius of curvature and the conical constant as variables that can be defined by the user.
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Programming a Sinusoidal Surface
In this document you can find an example for the Programmable Interface. Although the sinusoidal surface is provided ready-made in the catalog, we show you how to code it for illustration purposes.
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Programming an Anamorphic Surface
Using the Programmable Interface in VirtualLab Fusion, an anamorphic surface is programmed and especially with the surface gradient analytically given.