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I am trying to model a fresnel lens. Since, rays are perpendicular to the front face of the lens, I am using a single element for refraction. Optical properties are shown below:
With these settings, I do not expect reflected rays and also, the maximum number of rays used for the first stage to strike the receiver. (The receiver is a very large horizontal surface located below the lens). However, there exist a small number of rays that appear to be reflected.
Is there a known issue of bug related to the above problem or am I missing something here?
Hope to hear from you,
Alex
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Hi @alexgrdem, did you succeed in your Fresnel model?
From what I understand every time that a ray changes between two mediums with different refractive indexes (e.g. air to glass) there will always be some reflections.
Hello everybody,
I am trying to model a fresnel lens. Since, rays are perpendicular to the front face of the lens, I am using a single element for refraction. Optical properties are shown below:
addoptic('Refractive Sample');
opticopt('Refractive Sample', 1, {'refl'=0.0, 'refractr'=1.49, 'trans'=1.0, 'errslope'=0.001, 'errspec'=0.001 } );
opticopt('Refractive Sample', 2, {'refl'=0.0, 'refractr'=1.0, 'trans'=1.0, 'errslope'=0.001, 'errspec'=0.001 } );
With these settings, I do not expect reflected rays and also, the maximum number of rays used for the first stage to strike the receiver. (The receiver is a very large horizontal surface located below the lens). However, there exist a small number of rays that appear to be reflected.
Is there a known issue of bug related to the above problem or am I missing something here?
Hope to hear from you,
Alex
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: