Geometric Field Tracing through an Off- Axis Parabolic Mirror

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UseCase.0077 (1.0) Geometric Field Tracing through an Off- Axis Parabolic Mirror Keywords: focus, geometric field tracing, diffractive field tracing

Description This use case explains the usage of the Geometric Field Tracing Plus engine and shows how to get access to the electromagnetic field information of the propagated field in a detector plane. The Geometric Field Tracing engine is used to calculate the field in short distance before the focus. The result of the Geometric Field Tracing engine is converted into a harmonic field. The harmonic field is propagated by a diffractive propagation (rigorous SPW operator) step into the focus.

The System Filename: UseCase.0077_GeometricFieldTracing_Through_OPM.lpd

System Configuration The system contains a plane wave light source which has a diameter of 12mm x 12mm. The light source is monochromatic and has a defined wavelength of 532nm. The off-axis parabolic mirror is placed 20mm after the source. The mirror works in 90 deflection angle, has a focal length of 20mm and a diameter of 20mm x 20mm. Within the edit dialog of the mirror a special reference point (in the focal point) for positioning on the reflection channel is selected.

Geometry/Channel of the Mirror

System Configuration By this positioning specification the detectors are now positioned relatively to the focal plane. Within the optical setup we use three detectors: Virtual Screen (in focal plane) Virtual Screen (300µm before the focal plane conversion plane) Field Converter for Geometric Field Tracing Plus (300µm before the focal plane conversion plane) The converter is part of the User Experience Program. It is not yet available as integrated component. The combination of geometrical and diffractive field tracing techniques will be automatized soon. This is part of the User Experience Program.

Edit Options of the Converter On the left side the edit dialog of the field converter is shown. The user can enter Field Size Sampling Distance These parameters will be used for conversion. These functions will be automated soon.

Simulation Result Ray Tracing System Analyzer

Simulation Result Ray Tracing System Analyzer Focal Plane Conversion Plane

Result of Ray Tracing Engine Result in Conversion Plane Result in Focal Plane

Results of Geometric Field Tracing Plus Result in Conversion Plane Converted Harmonic Field

Propagation into the Focal Plane The converted field information can now be propagated into the focal plane using a diffractive propagation operator. The propagation operator can be selected on the Propagation ribbon. In this case we use the Automatic Propagation Operator.

Specification of the Propagation Operator For the diffractive propagation step we enter a distance of 300µm. (This was the difference between the conversion and the focal plane) In our case the automatic propagation operator will select the rigorous Spectrum of Plane Waves operator.

Result within the Focal Plane Field in Focal Plane Field in Focal Plane (Zoomed)

Result within the Focal Plane Field in Focal Plane (Ex) Field in Focal Plane (Ez)

Summary VirtualLab Fusion allows the usage of the Geometric Field Tracing engine. With this engine you can investigate electromagnetic field information within your system as fast as smart ray tracing can deliver the information. The conversion into harmonic fields (sets) allow a further propagation by diffractive propagation techniques. This enables the evaluation of the field in the focus of (for example) an off-axis parabolic mirror. Currently the combination between geometric and diffractive field tracing techniques has to be done manually. This will be improved soon.