Abstract: In this paper we compare the performance of several commercial software packages (GRASP, ASAP, CODE V. GLAD) as well as the Gaussian beam mode method, in analysing the behaviour of submillimetre systems. The study was commissioned by the European Space Agency (ESA) and was carried out in two phases. In Phase I we allowed these packages to simulate the behaviour of carefully selected test cases in order to reveal their strengths and weaknesses. In Phase II we first investigate the ability of the packages to predict the performance of a whole submillimetre system. We also compare the simulated results with those predicted by near field amplitude and phase measurements. 1
The work of this thesis focuses primarily on the quasi-optical analysis of optical systems in the T...
This thesis describes the use of Gaussian beam modes (GBM) and physical optics (PO) to design and a...
This thesis describes the use of Gaussian beam modes (GBM) and physical optics (PO) to design and a...
Compact quasi-optics are difficult to design with any confidence using techniques developed for visi...
Compact quasi-optics are difficult to design with any confidence using techniques developed for visi...
Compact quasi-optics are difficult to design with any confidence using techniques developed for visi...
Compact quasi-optics are difficult to design with any confidence using techniques developed for visi...
Phase II of the study "Far-Infrared Optics Design & Verification", commissioned by the European Spa...
Phase II of the study "Far-Infrared Optics Design & Verification", commissioned by the European Spa...
Phase II of the study "Far-Infrared Optics Design & Verification", commissioned by the European Spa...
Microwave background astronomy requires very high performance millimetre-wave optical systems. Howev...
Microwave background astronomy requires very high performance millimetre-wave optical systems. Howev...
Microwave background astronomy requires very high performance millimetre-wave optical systems. Howev...
The work of this thesis focuses primarily on the quasi-optical analysis of optical systems in the T...
The work of this thesis focuses primarily on the quasi-optical analysis of optical systems in the T...
The work of this thesis focuses primarily on the quasi-optical analysis of optical systems in the T...
This thesis describes the use of Gaussian beam modes (GBM) and physical optics (PO) to design and a...
This thesis describes the use of Gaussian beam modes (GBM) and physical optics (PO) to design and a...
Compact quasi-optics are difficult to design with any confidence using techniques developed for visi...
Compact quasi-optics are difficult to design with any confidence using techniques developed for visi...
Compact quasi-optics are difficult to design with any confidence using techniques developed for visi...
Compact quasi-optics are difficult to design with any confidence using techniques developed for visi...
Phase II of the study "Far-Infrared Optics Design & Verification", commissioned by the European Spa...
Phase II of the study "Far-Infrared Optics Design & Verification", commissioned by the European Spa...
Phase II of the study "Far-Infrared Optics Design & Verification", commissioned by the European Spa...
Microwave background astronomy requires very high performance millimetre-wave optical systems. Howev...
Microwave background astronomy requires very high performance millimetre-wave optical systems. Howev...
Microwave background astronomy requires very high performance millimetre-wave optical systems. Howev...
The work of this thesis focuses primarily on the quasi-optical analysis of optical systems in the T...
The work of this thesis focuses primarily on the quasi-optical analysis of optical systems in the T...
The work of this thesis focuses primarily on the quasi-optical analysis of optical systems in the T...
This thesis describes the use of Gaussian beam modes (GBM) and physical optics (PO) to design and a...
This thesis describes the use of Gaussian beam modes (GBM) and physical optics (PO) to design and a...