Light Simulation

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Product Information for Light Simulation

Lighting Simulation software helps to simulate a system’s optical performance and makes an analysis of the system’s final illumination effect. With such sophisticated software, this will help to improve the optical performance of a system while reducing the time and cost of development.

TracePro

TracePro is a powerful illumination and non-imaging optical design and analysis program with an easy-to-use interface. TracePro combines Monte Carlo ray tracing, analysis, CAD import/export, and optimization methods with a complete and robust macro language to solve a wide variety of new problems in illumination design. The lighting simulation software is primarily used in illumination design to simulate and optimize light pipes, and light guides, and non-imaging lenses and mirrors. TracePro is also a powerful tool for analysis of aspects of imaging systems such as stray light analysis and polarization effects. With its full set of features, designers can simulate surface effects including absorption, specular reflection and transmission, and scattering. Bulk properties including absorption, scattering, and fluorescence enable the design and analysis of devices for a wide variety of applications. It is also used to virtually build and test prototypes, avoiding the cost and time to build and test a series of physical prototypes.

TracePro 23.5 Latest Release Information – Lighting Simulation Software

TracePro 23.5 update includes the highly anticipated capability to model Diffractive Optical Elements (DOEs) within both the Standard and Expert editions.

RayViz

RayViz is a SolidWorks add-in that enables SolidWorks users to apply and save optical properties and ray trace directly in the SolidWorks CAD model. With RayViz, a single model is used by both TracePro (for ray tracing and optical analysis) and by SolidWorks (for mechanical design and modifying optical properties) to ensure data integrity. RayViz also adds raytracing functionality in their SolidWorks model by doing a simple ray trace to verify geometry, visualize rays traced from any surface, and check ray paths.

RayViz Information

OSLO

OSLO (Optics Software for Layout and Optimization) is a powerful optical design program with the scope needed to meet today’s optical design requirements. In addition to classical lens design features, it combines advanced ray tracing, analysis, and optimization methods with a high-speed macro language to solve a wide variety of new problems in optical design. It is primarily used in the lens design to determine the optimal sizes and shapes of the components in optical systems. It has the capability of modeling a wide range of reflective, refractive and diffractive components. In addition, it is used to simulate and analyze the performance of optical systems. With its CCL programming language, you can develop specialized design and analysis software tools for modeling, testing, and manufacturing optical systems.

OSLO Information

Successful Applications of TracePro, RayViz, and OSLO

TracePro, RayViz, and OSLO Light Simulation Software at Work

A Brief Introduction to TracePro

A Brief introduction to RayViz

A Brief introduction to OSLO

OSLO Interface Overview