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Please be aware MODAS CLS is no longer under developement and no longer for sale. MODAS NG is the next generation of optical design. Bellow is available MODAS CLS (classic) - a freeware release. This is full function program, without any limitation and support up to 50 surfaces. You can design and analyze with this version any supported telescope system. Also this is portable version (without installation) and is running fine under all Windows platforms. Simple extract the archive to any hard disk or usb flash drive. If you have any problems or questions about this program please contact me (see the contact information bellow). Enjoy!
MODAS   MODAS CLS (release 4.152):
Bellow is available MODAS NG - a demo version. The MODAS NG demo will introduce you to the user interface, and analysis features of the program. The demo comes with about 100 sample design files which you can open and investigate. MODAS NG demo cannot do everything that a full, licensed version can. You cannot modify most of the design data in the demo, for example you cannot change the number of surfaces, the radii, the thicknesses, or other data. Saving design files in MODAS NG is not supported. Also some workflow features like drag & drop, extended glass and lens catalogs usage, advanced features like optimization and tolerancing are not supported too. If feature or function is dissabled, a warning message or hint will be displayed. The demo version is packed to self extracting file. Simple run the exe file, browse to your destination folder or type a new, that will be automaticaly created. Enjoy!
MODAS   MODAS NG Demo:

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