Matlab & ZOS-API.NET

July 16th 2015
The new Zemax OpticStudio Application Programming Interface (ZOS-API) is a set of COM/.NET functions that expose analyses, tools and editors to external programmes. Most actions that can be performed manually inside the programme can be called through the API. This enables the user to greatly expand the capabilities of OpticStudio with custom algorithms or functionality. You will see an overview of this powerful new tool:
ZOS Standalone Applications
Getting started: Template for programming in MATLAB
Example 1: Creating a new lens from scratch and optimise
Example 2: Open an existing lens file and run an analysis
Example 3: Run a Ray Trace in non-sequential mode and display the detector
Error handling.
Resources:
Sample Files and PowerPoint:
downloads.radia...
About the Presenter
Thomas Aumeyr is a Senior Optical Engineer at the Zemax European Office and previously worked as a researcher in the field of high energy physics at CERN, Cornell University, and DESY. Thomas graduated from Vienna University of Technology and obtained his PhD from Royal Holloway, University of London.

[@ahmetbingul1608]

This is very useful.
Many thanks.

[@thomascarter2587]

Your last example comparison between MATLB output and ZEMAX output is not exactly the same as you verbally indicate. The pictures are not the same as well as the scale in all axes.