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6 months ago Hey @abeerfatima, great to see you back! Hope you're doing awesome. 🚀
Sure, you can create a new foreoptic component by creating an instance of the Foreoptic class. Here's an example of how you might do this:
from architect.systems.optical import foreoptics
# Create a new foreoptic component
my_foreoptic = foreoptics.Foreoptic(
diameter=0.1 * unit.m, # 0.1 meters
image_diameter=0.05 * unit.m, # 0.05 meters
focal_length=0.2 * unit.m, # 0.2 meters
mass=0.3 * unit.kg, # 0.3 kilograms
length=0.4 * unit.m, # 0.4 meters
transmittance=0.9 * unit.percent # 90 percent
)This will create a new Foreoptic component with the specified parameters. You can then use the methods of the Foreoptic class to interact with this component. For example, you can get the diameter of the foreoptic with my_foreoptic.get_diameter(), or calculate the f-number with my_foreoptic.get_f_number().
Please note that the Foreoptic class requires the astropy.units module for handling physical units, so you'll need to import this module as unit before you can create a Foreoptic component.
If you need to create a foreoptic component with different or additional functionality, you could create a new class that inherits from Foreoptic and add the necessary methods. However, without more specific requirements, it's hard to provide a more detailed example.
I hope this helps! If you have any further questions or need more specific guidance, please let me know.
For more information, you can refer to the Foreoptic class in the architect/systems/optical/foreoptics.py file on the architect repository.
-Dosu
Create a component for the selected foreoptic which inherits from the foreoptic class.