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CODE V: What\’s NewCODE V 10.7 delivers expanded optimization, design visualization and analysis capabilities that further strengthen the software’s support for the creation of manufacturable, cost-effective imaging optics.Image Simulation (IMS) Support for Hyper-Hemisphere FieldsCODE V The Image Simulation (IMS) feature, which helps optical designers visualize and communicate optical performance, now supports several additional mapping functions, including those that allow analysis of systems with hyper-hemispherical fields of view. This capability is particularly useful for assessing performance of automotive navigation cameras, surveillance cameras, and DSLRs.New Built-in Optimization ConstraintsCODE V In Automatic Design (AUT), three new constraint types enhance CODE V’s support for the optimization of manufacturable systems: Aspect Ratio of Center Thickness to Diameter (ATC) Aspect Ratio of Edge Thickness to Diameter...

CODE V 10.4 delivers enhancements to its Beam Synthesis Propagation (BSP) tool that enable optical designers to model and analyze diffraction effects in an optical system with increased flexibility, speed and accuracy. In addition, the Glass Expert tool is now fully integrated into CODE V. This makes glass selection easier and faster. Request a Quote BSP General Complex Field Input CODE V 10.4 adds support for general complex field input to BSP. This gives users flexibility to customize the input beam (light source) description by providing detailed maps of the beam’s intensity and phase. For example, complex optical field data can be imported from external software programs that model waveguides for photonic devices. This feature also allows the definition and...

Optical Research Associates (ORA) in the German speaking parts of Europe. CODE V ® is an optical design program with graphical user interface for image-forming and fiber optical systems. For many years it has been the software of choice when optics are critical to the success of a product. All over the world, optic designers use CODE V ® to design, analyze and tolerance high-end optical systems, e.g. for photography, space-borne systems, photonics, laser scanning, LCD projection, telescope and other visual systems. The software package Code V ® comprises support, training and regular updates. CODE V is used to model, analyze, optimize, and provide fabrication support for the development of optical systems with diverse applications. It provides a powerful, yet...