有个网民如是说,其经验比较完整,供大家参考:
)fCl <KG* JXvHsCd? http://www.groupsrv.com/science/viewtopic.php?p=525969 *!nS4 [d 3HfT9 Macleod has the more normal Windows-like user interface, so I'm more comfortable with it. Both programs have their idiosyncracies, but they're easy enough once you get to know them. I think Macleod's program has more optimization algorithms, and I often found that switching between them gave the best results for tough problems. As a ray bender, I also appreciated Macleod's ability to export coatings to Zemax.
Q>z 0?%B sQt@B#; I tried the freeware version of FilmStar many years ago when Fred was porting to 32 bit and found it too buggy to use. I expect it's better now.
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d5u,x.R The late Phil Baumeister told me that OptiLayer was the most powerful software
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