- mkdir /tmp/github/
- cd /tmp/github/
- git clone https://github.com/Diti24/opticspy.git
- Add codebase to python path:
pip install -e opticspy
- from opticspy.ray_tracing import * The basics is working... New_Lens.add_surface(number=11,radius=177.41176,thickness=7,glass='N-SK16_schott') gives an error to be investigated...
Opticspy is a python module for optics application. I want this for a long time. One reason is I know both optics and python, so why no develop some optics tools? The second reason is that there is not much opensource, easy-to-use optics program module(matlab has great fuctions but do not specify to optics application). I want this could be developed in to a core for a future web application for optics.
This is the Opticspy project page
This project is hosted on github in https://github.com/Sterncat/opticspy
$ pip install opticspy
$ python2.7 setup.py install
Some trouble shooting please read troubleshooting.md
>>> import opticspy
And just have fun with it!
- 1. After import the module and you will get some functions that can do some calculation and education in optics
- 2. Parameters should be very flexible, and the results should be shown in visualized, intuitionistic figures.
- 3. After development of core, I want it be dynamic web application(with Javascript)
- 4. I even hope one day it will become a part of online optics design application, who knows?
- ✓ Real Ray tracing and basic lens design
- ✓ Zernike Coefficient calculation
- ✓ Zernike Polynomials surface(3D), map(2D), cutoff of 3D(1D), PSF
- ✓ Zernike Polynomials Fitting Method
- ✓ Rectangular, circle, double circle, frame, etc aperture
- ✓ Third order ray aberration plot
- ✓ Twyman_Green interferogram with aberration
- ✓ Lateral Shear interferogram with aberration
- ✓ Diffraction: generate diffraction pattern
- ✓ Convert Zernike to Seidel coefficient
- ✓ Seidel aberrations surface and interferogram
- ✓ Fresnel and Fraunhofer diffraction
- ✓ Hartmann Pattern Simulation
- ✓ Geometric matrix calculation
- ✓ PSF, OTF and MTF calculation
- Rochi Test
- Asphere fitting
- Some freeform theory
- More testing technology
- Third and high order aberration calculation
- Make it rock!
I am Xing Fan. I graduated from Institute of Optics, University of Rochester. Now I am an engineer in Apple.
And this is my personal optics blog Faster than light
If you have questions and advice, or want to participate in this project, contact me at [email protected]. I would be very happy to find some one have the same interest!
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