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November 6, 2023 at 9:39 am
Ali Momennezhad
SubscriberHi everyone
I am new to ZEMAX. I have an optical fiber with a 60-degree tilted mirror tip. I want to simulate the light propagation inside the brain.
Consider these parameters:
mean path: 0.086
g=0.96
transmission:0.5
Henyey-Greenstein-bulk.DLL
I am not sure I am doing it correctly as I think the tip of the fiber should be located inside the brain which here is the rectangular volume and also I don't know how exactly determine the NA of the optical fiber which should be 0.22. In addition, How can I have an optical fiber with a tilted mirror tip?
Any help is appreciated.
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November 6, 2023 at 10:00 am
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November 9, 2023 at 10:17 am
Elham Sarbazi
Ansys EmployeeHi Ali,
Thanks for reaching out. I appreciate the descriptions you have provided.
1) For adjusting the numerical aperture of the optical fiber, you can have a look at a nice discussion in the Zemax community.
Setting NA of the fiber in non - sequential mode | Zemax Community
2) Regarding modeling an optical fiber with a tilted tip: for the Cylinder 2 Volume objects, you can set the tilt of the rear face of the fiber using the parameter(s) Back Angle Along X or Y.
I suggest you to post your Zemax related questions to the Optical channel next time. To have a swift feedback, you can either post in the Zemax community or open a ticket in the Zemax support system.
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