Optical Design For Personal Computers
Description
Powerful, easy to use optical design software from Sky Scientific can help you develop designs from a single lens or mirror to complex systems with up to 99 surfaces. Engineering professionals, students and educators use this software to perform simple ray tracing or solve tough optical engineering, optical system design and imaging problems. dbOptic includes a fully integrated glass catalog and basic lens design library. An optional library of 2,500 additional lenses and systems from major optical manufacturers and suppliers is available at small additional cost.
Optical Design For Personal Computers
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United States
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since 2020
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, dbOptic can be used on single workstations or can be set up on a network for multiple users with a common shared database.
Yes, there is a free trial version of dbOptic available that users can try out and have it running in minutes.
dbOptic offers the capability to create and analyze systems with up to 99 surfaces, a fully integrated glass catalog, a basic library of simple lenses and mirrors, photographic and telescope systems, and additional library of manufacturer's stock lens designs is optionally available. It also offers real-time 2D lens and ray graphics plus ray spot diagrams & encircled energy plots, complete design editing capability, handles tilted surfaces, import Zemax® (.zmx) lens files, generate polychromatic spot diagrams, imaging of extended objects, optimize with powerful optical design tools including Aberration XY Plots, H - Tan U and H' - L Plots, and full program documentation, optical design primer, and software tutorial.
dbOptic can import Zemax® (.zmx) lens files.
dbOptic is an optical design software that helps users develop designs from a single lens or mirror to complex systems with up to 99 surfaces.
Engineering professionals, students, and educators can use dbOptic to perform simple ray tracing or solve tough optical engineering, optical system design, and imaging problems.