OpTaliX® Software for Optical Design, Thin-Films and Illumination
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OpTaliX is a comprehensive program for computer aided design of
optical systems, thin film multilayer coatings and illumination systems. OpTaliX provides powerful
features to conceptualize, design, optimize, analyze, tolerance and document
virtually any optical system.
OpTaliX includes geometrical and diffraction analysis, optimization, thin film multilayer
analysis and refinement, non-sequential ray trace, physical optics propagation, polarization
analysis, ghost imaging, tolerance analysis, extensive manufacturing support, user defined
graphics, illumination, macros, and many more.
OpTaliX is successfully used for the design of
photographic and video lenses, industrial optics
(beam expander, laser scanners, reproduction, machine vision), space
optics, zoom optics, medical optics, illumination devices,
fiber optical telecom systems, infrared optics, X-ray optics, telescopes, eyepieces, and many more.
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OpTaliX is tested and certified for Win-XP, Win-7, Win-Vista, Win-8, Win-10, Win-11, for 64-bit operating systems.
OpTaliX is available in three
editions, called OpTaliX-Pro, OpTaliX-Edu and OpTaliX-LT.
Support of multiple processors in 64-bit editions from versions 8.xx onwards:
New Version 12.20: (30-Nov-2024)
- In MTF vs. DEF plots, the z-locations of the MTF maxima are now output numerically.
- Added: The global surface data ASC, BSC, CSC return the Euler angles of the global surface tilts.
- Minor changes.
Download version 12.20.
Version history
Key Features of OpTaliX-PRO/EDU
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- Wide range of surface types such as aspheres, spline, holograms, free-form surfaces, Zernike,
user-defined surfaces and GRIN's, etc.
- Interferogram analysis
- User-defined graphics
- Manufacturing Support
- Slider control
- ISO-10110 element drawings
- More than 500 example designs
- Complete glass catalogs (1600+ glasses) plus lens catalogs (8000+ lenses) from all major vendors
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