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Paper 12893-3

Automating system-level stray light analysis with Ansys Optics

On demand | Presented live 29 January 2024

Abstract

Stray light analysis is essential for the design of high-quality optical systems, to ensure that unwanted light reaching the sensor is minimized, and artifacts that degrade optical performance - such as lens flare – are mitigated. This article introduces a system-level approach for stray light analysis using Ansys Optics simulation tools, considering stray light from both optical and non-optical components. The article illustrates how these tools can be integrated with Ansys optiSLang for automated exploration and design optimization. The practical camera use-case highlights a seamless data exchange between Ansys Optics simulation tools. It employs a range of intuitive features, from Ansys Zemax OpticStudio's sequential ray tracing, extending to Ansys Speos ray path analysis, while leveraging HPC and Cloud Computing. The combined capabilities offer an efficient solution, streamlining collaboration and enabling optimized optical system designs.

Presenter

Mina Nazari
Ansys, Inc. (United States)
Mina Nazari is a Senior Application Engineering at Ansys, with a focus on the optical simulation product line in high-tech and autonomous vehicle industries. Mina received her Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Boston University in 2019. Before joining Ansys, she worked in the architectural LED lighting field at Luminii, as well as in the LiDAR industry at Aptiv. Mina has authored several peer-reviewed articles on Optics and photonics field and has spoken at several symposia and conferences during the past decade.
Application tracks: AI/ML
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Mina Nazari
Ansys, Inc. (United States)
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Ansys, Inc. (Germany)
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Ansys, Inc. (Germany)
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Ansys, Inc. (France)
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Angel Morales
Ansys, Inc. (United States)
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Ansys, Inc. (Germany)
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Sandra Gely
Ansys, Inc. (France)
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Ansys, Inc. (United States)
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Ansys, Inc. (France)
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Ansys, Inc. (Greece)
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Ansys, Inc. (France)