Source code for optimization.variable.tilt

"""Tilt Variable Module

This module contains the TiltVariable class, which represents a variable for
the tilt of an optic surface. The tilt variable can be used to optimize the
tilt of a surface in an optical system.

Kramer Harrison, 2024
"""

from __future__ import annotations

from optiland.optimization.scaling.identity import IdentityScaler
from optiland.optimization.variable.base import VariableBehavior


[docs] class TiltVariable(VariableBehavior): """Represents a variable for the tilt of an optic surface. Args: optic (Optic): The optic object to which the surface belongs. surface_number (int): The number of the surface. axis (str): The axis of the tilt. Valid values are 'x' and 'y'. scaler (Scaler): The scaler to use for the variable. Defaults to IdentityScaler(). **kwargs: Additional keyword arguments. Attributes: optic (Optic): The optic object to which the surface belongs. surface_number (int): The number of the surface. Methods: get_value(): Returns the current tilt value of the surface. update_value(new_value): Updates the tilt value of the surface. """ def __init__(self, optic, surface_number, axis, scaler=None, **kwargs): if scaler is None: scaler = IdentityScaler() super().__init__(optic, surface_number, scaler=scaler, **kwargs) self.axis = axis if self.axis not in ["x", "y"]: raise ValueError(f'Invalid axis "{self.axis}" for tilt variable.')
[docs] def get_value(self): """Returns the current tilt value of the surface. Returns: float: The current tilt value. """ surf = self._surfaces[self.surface_number] if self.axis == "x": return surf.geometry.cs.rx elif self.axis == "y": return surf.geometry.cs.ry
[docs] def update_value(self, new_value): """Updates the tilt value of the surface. Args: new_value (float): The new tilt value. """ surf = self._surfaces[self.surface_number] if self.axis == "x": surf.geometry.cs.rx = new_value elif self.axis == "y": surf.geometry.cs.ry = new_value
def __str__(self): """Return a string representation of the variable. Returns: str: A string representation of the variable. """ return f"Tilt {self.axis.upper()}, Surface {self.surface_number}"