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Fields: Generally speaking, the field definitions used for optimization and analysis are inadequate for DYgz;Y/%l
tolerancing. for example, a rotationally symmetric lens may use field definitions of 0, 7, and 10 degrees. For =}SLQdT
tolerancing purposes, the lack of symmetry in the field definitions may cause inaccurate results when analyzing P|;f>*^Y
tilt or decenter tolerances. When constructing a merit function to use for tolerancing ZEMAX can use three F-D$ Y?m
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Y-Symmetric: ZEMAX computes the maximum field coordinate, then defines new field points at +1.0, +0.7, }=u#,nDl>$
0.0, -0.7, and -1.0 times the maximum field coordinate, in the Y direction only. All X field values are set to i=V2
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zero. This is the default for rotationally symmetric lenses. (:}}p}u
XY-Symmetric: Similar to Y-Symmetric, except there are 9 field points used. The 5 Y-Symmetric points are O M@z5UP
used, and -1.0, -0.7, +0.7, and +1.0 are added in the X axis direction only. VpED9l]y
User Defined: Use whatever field definitions exist in the current lens file. This option is required when using J{n A
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vignetting factors, tolerancing multiple configuration lenses, or using tolerance scripts. It is also highly L#!m|_M z
recommended when tolerancing non rotationally symmetric lenses or lenses with complex field weighting WkPT6d
that user defined fields be used.
