Opto­Net Semi­nar – Illu­mi­na­tion Optics

2025 Mar 24 Mon

until March, 26 2025 | 9:00 – 17:00

Chal­lenges & Solu­ti­ons for Optics Design

The semi­nar will pro­vide com­pre­hen­sive insight into the phy­sics and mathe­ma­tics of illu­mi­na­tion optics and will equip par­ti­ci­pants with a »tool­box« of methods and design ele­ments. A num­ber of arche­typal examp­les will be used to explain how pro­blems can be ana­ly­zed using basic prin­ci­ples and how these insights and the tool­box can be used to create good design approaches.

KEY POINTS

  • Opti­cal fun­da­men­tals (ray optics)
  • Radiometric/photometric quan­ti­ties, inclu­ding moti­va­tion and measurement
  • Phase space: what is it?
  • Pho­to­me­tric quan­ti­ties in phase space
  • Light sources, and how to model them
  • Simu­la­tion of illu­mi­na­tion opti­cal systems
  • Colo­ri­me­try and color mixing
  • Design methods / arche­typal design approaches
  • Arche­typal design pro­blems and their solution

TARGET GROUP

The semi­nar is aimed at opti­cal desi­gners, deve­lo­pers and engi­neers who deal with illu­mi­na­tion optics in the course of their work and the­r­e­fore want to gain a deeper under­stan­ding of light for illu­mi­na­tion and its prac­ti­cal application.

METHODOLOGY

In the semi­nar, both fun­da­men­tals and in-depth topics are dealt with in a struc­tu­red and prac­ti­cal man­ner. Many exer­ci­ses and small expe­ri­ments are an inte­gral part and con­tri­bute to a deeper under­stan­ding. Indi­vi­dual ques­ti­ons and pro­blems of the par­ti­ci­pants will be discussed.

TEAM OF SPEAKERS

Phy­si­cistJulius Muscha­weck  has been invol­ved in opti­cal design for illu­mi­na­tion for over twen­ty­five years. After a stay at the Uni­ver­sity of Chi­cago as a Visi­ting Scho­lar  with Prof. Roland Win­s­ton (known as the foun­der of Noni­ma­ging Optics), he co-foun­ded an opti­cal engi­nee­ring ser­vice com­pany (OEC) that pio­nee­red free­form optics. At OSRAM, he later held the posi­tion of Senior Prin­ci­pal Key Expert and coor­di­na­ted, tog­e­ther with Hen­ning Rehn, over 100 OSRAM opti­cal desi­gners world­wide. He then moved to ARRI, the lea­ding manu­fac­tu­rer of film came­ras and lumi­n­aires, as Prin­ci­pal Opti­cal Sci­en­tist. Julius Muscha­weck curr­ently works as an inde­pen­dent con­sul­tant pro­vi­ding illu­mi­na­tion optics solu­ti­ons to indus­trial cli­ents. He is the aut­hor of over 25 sci­en­ti­fic publications.
Web­site JM Optics

 

Julius Muscha­weck is sup­ported byDr. Hen­ning Rehn. The phy­si­cist with a PhD, who worked in Jena until 2001, first at the Fried­rich Schil­ler Uni­ver­sity and later at Carl Zeiss, has out­stan­ding know­ledge in the design of illu­mi­na­tion optics. From 2001–2018, he was active in Lamp Deve­lo­p­ment and LED Pro­ducts at OSRAM, among others, before moving to Switz­er­land in 2018.

 

SEMINAR STRUCTURE

Part 1 Under­stan­ding light | Mon­day, 24 March 2025

  • Con­cept of Eten­due & appli­ca­tion to prac­ti­cal problems
  • Cal­cu­la­ting eten­due even in com­plex situa­tions using com­mer­ci­ally available ray tra­cing software
  • Lumi­nous flux, lumi­nous inten­sity, illu­mi­nance and luminance
  • Cal­cu­la­tion of lumi­nance of com­mer­ci­ally available LEDs from data sheet infor­ma­tion and use in opti­cal design
  • Use of lumi­nance, lumi­nous flux, and eten­due for the fea­si­bi­lity of an illu­mi­na­tion optics pro­blem and for design approaches

Part 2 Mode­ling light sources & light­ing sys­tems | Tues­day, 25 March 2025

  • Use of light source models
  • Buil­ding well-func­tio­ning light source models inclu­ding spectra
  • Monte Carlo ray tra­cing software
  • Mode­ling of sur­faces, mate­ri­als and opti­cal effects

Part 3 Opti­cal Ele­ments & Archi­tec­tures | Wed­nes­day, 26 March 2025

  • Buil­ding blocks of light­ing optics sys­tems – how do they trans­form the light beams, and what should be con­side­red in the design
  • Use of ›design pat­terns‹ (solu­ti­ons for typi­cal tasks) for light­ing optics tasks.


Since we expect inter­na­tio­nal par­ti­ci­pants, the cours will be held in English.

VENUE

The semi­nar will take place in the Room ›Jena‹ of the Jen­Tower (27th floor), Leu­tra­gra­ben 1 in Jena. With pro­fes­sio­nal tech­ni­cal equip­ment and a plea­santly undis­tur­bed envi­ron­ment at a height of 128 m, the best con­di­ti­ons for con­cen­tra­ted work are crea­ted. During the breaks, we offer healthy, balan­ced cui­sine for refresh­ment and well-being.

BOOKING

  • Upon receipt of your regis­tra­tion, you will receive a regis­tra­tion confirmation.
  • The event is sche­du­led as a face-to-face event.
  • Can­cel­la­ti­ons can only be accepted in writ­ten form. Free of charge until 10 Febru­ary 2025, after that the full par­ti­ci­pant fee has to be paid. We will gladly accept a sub­sti­tute participant.
  • We reserve the right to can­cel the event at short notice if the num­ber of par­ti­ci­pants is too low.
  • You will receive an appro­priate cer­ti­fi­cate after suc­cessful participation.

ACCOMMODATION RECOMMENDATION

We recom­mend the fol­lo­wing hotels near the venue:

Hotel SCALA › chic busi­ness hotel with a fan­ta­stic view over the city of Jena
Hotel Dorint › chic busi­ness hotel and Oased tran­quil­lity in the city of Jena
Hotel Zur Noll › plea­sant down­town hotel with Thu­rin­gian cuisine
Hotel Viel­har­mo­nie › small indi­vi­dual hotel for city tourists
Hotel Eulen­steins › modern bou­tique hotel with eco­lo­gi­cal orientation

 


NOTE

By sub­mit­ting this regis­tra­tion form, you agree that your name will be included on a list of par­ti­ci­pants, which will be available to the other par­ti­ci­pants. Fur­ther­more, you agree that pic­tures of the event can be shown on our web­sites and our social media accounts, unless you expli­citly object before the event.

Event Type

Loca­tion

SCALA Sky Conference
Leu­tra­gra­ben 1
07743 Jena
Germany 

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Cont­act

Opto­Net e.V.
Svenja Hüb­ner

+49 3641 327 92 94
ed.anej-tenotpo@renbeuh.ajnevs
https://www.optonet-jena.de

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