Setting aperture data for each surface is done in the Aperture section of the Surface Properties window. The circular, rectangular, and elliptical apertures and obscurations are easy to use and cover common cases. OpticStudio supports a general user specified aperture defined by a series of line segments, arcs, circles, polygons. In this detailed tutorial, we cover the process of setting up the System Explorer in Zemax OpticStudio, a key tool for managing global parameters of your optical system. Whether you're working on optical design, lens design, or general optical system design, understanding how to configure the Syst. How to define numerical aperture for multimode fiber in non-sequential mode? How to define numerical aperture for multimode fiber in non-sequential mode? I am doing light collection using multimode optical fiber. I have designed fiber in non-sequential mode using the object type "cylinder volume". For more information, you can navigate to "The Setup Tab > Editors Group (Setup Tab) > Lens Data Editor > Surface Properties > Aperture (surface. Any optical system to be simulated in Zemax requires user input for the aperture.
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