def createModule(self):
'''
Returns a Module object based on gui input values
'''
# get radii and angles
radii, angles = [], []
for i in range(self.tableWidget.rowCount()):
r, rvalid = self.tableWidget.item(i, 0).text().toDouble()
a, avalid = self.tableWidget.item(i, 1).text().toDouble()
if rvalid and avalid:
radii.append(r)
angles.append(a)
# radii need to be in decending order
import operator
indices = [
i for (i, j) in sorted(
enumerate(radii), key=operator.itemgetter(1), reverse=True)
] #@UnusedVariable
radii = [radii[i] for i in indices]
angles = [angles[i] for i in indices]
# get other value
seglen = self.doubleSpinBox_2.value()
focal = self.doubleSpinBox.value()
# return module
try:
return Module(seglen=seglen,
focal=focal,
radii=radii,
angles=angles)
except:
QMessageBox.warning(
self, 'Warning',
'Could not create module. Check input values.')
return None
def make_rays(angle,nrays,proc):
fbr = 6.296 ## Front blocker radius
rbr = 5.99 ## Rear blocker radius
# Creating the FOXSI telescope
module = Module(radii = [9.333,9.153,8.973,8.793,8.613,8.434,8.255,
8.076,7.897,7.718,7.540,7.362,7.184,7.006,
6.828,6.650,6.473,6.296], focal=1400.0, core_radius=(fbr,rbr))
Sdist = -1.5e13 ## Source distance in cm
Xs = -Sdist * np.sin(np.deg2rad(np.sqrt(2.) * angle / 120.0))
Ys = -Sdist * np.sin(np.deg2rad(np.sqrt(2.) * angle / 120.0))
source = Source(type='point', center=[Xs, Ys, Sdist ])
source.loadSpectrum(spectrum)
# Generating rays
rays = source.generateRays(module.targetFront, nrays)
# Passing rays
module.passRays(rays)
Trays = [ray for ray in rays if (ray.dead==False)] ## save only those alive rays
save_rays(Trays,filename=f'rays_Angle_=_{angle}_{proc}.csv')
tstart = datetime.now()
# spectrum = lambda x: np.exp(-x)
max_energy = 30.0
min_energy = 1.0
nrays = 500
energies = numpy.random.rand(nrays) * (max_energy - min_energy) + min_energy
source_distance = 1e4
source = Source(type='point', center=[0, 0, -source_distance], color=[1, 0, 0], spectrum=energies)
radii = [5.15100, 4.90000, 4.65900, 4.42900, 4.21000, 4.00000, 3.79900] # 7 shell radii
seglen = 30
base = [0, 0, 0]
focal_length = 200
module = Module(radii=radii, seglen=seglen, base=base, angles=None, focal=focal_length, conic=True)
detector = Detector(center=[0, 0, 230]) # focal point is at 230 by default
# generate nrays from the source
rays = source.generateRays(module.targetFront, nrays)
plt.figure()
plt.hist([ray.energy for ray in rays], normed=True, label='generated rays')
plt.legend()
plt.show()
# pass rays through module
module.passRays(rays, robust=True)
# catch rays at detector
'wrong' end of the module. The detector catches some of these, and
the generated image is displayed.
Created on Aug 15, 2011
@author: rtaylor
'''
from foxsisim.module import Module
from foxsisim.detector import Detector
from foxsisim.source import Source
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
if __name__ == '__main__':
# create module using defaults
module = Module()
# create large detector facing aperture
detector = Detector(center=[0,0,-100], normal=[0,0,1], width=50, height=50)
# create a nonpoint source replacing the detector
source = Source(center=[0,0,230], normal=[0,0,-1], width=2, height=2, type='nonpoint')
# generate 1000 rays at source and target them towards the **backend** of module
rays = source.generateRays(module.targetBack, 1000)
# simulate
module.passRays(rays)
detector.catchRays(rays)
# plot detector pixels
#!/usr/bin/env python
from foxsisim.module import Module
from foxsisim.detector import Detector
from foxsisim.source import Source
from foxsisim.plotting import scatterHist
from foxsisim.plotting import plot
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
if __name__ == '__main__':
# create module of 7 shells
module = Module(radii=[5.151, 3.799],
seglen=30.0,
base=[0, 0, 0],
focal=200,
angles=None,
conic=False)
detector = Detector(width=0.96,
height=0.96,
normal=[0, 0, 1],
center=[0, 0, 200.0 + 30.0],
reso=[128, 128])
source_distance = -2187.5
offaxis_angle_arcmin = 1.0
source = Source(
type='point',
center=[
source_distance * np.sin(np.deg2rad(offaxis_angle_arcmin / 60.0)),
0.0, source_distance
# Reading and normalizing Flare input spectrum :
fx, fy = pd.read_csv('../doc/util/flare_m3_spec.csv').values.T
# choose only value above a certain limit energy e_min
e_min = 3.5
e_max = 20.
fx, fy = fx[((fx >= e_min) & (fx < e_max))], fy[((fx >= e_min) &
(fx < e_max))]
# Normalize the input spectrum
fy = fy / fy.sum()
# Define a 2xN array as Input to the source
flarespectrum = np.array((fx, fy))
# Create the FOXSI telescope
module = Module(
radii=[5.151, 4.9, 4.659, 4.429, 4.21, 4.0, 3.799, 3.59, 3.38, 3.17],
core_radius=(fbr, rbr))
Sdist = 1.496e+13 # 1AU in cm
source = Source(type='point',
center=[0., 0., -Sdist],
spectrum=flarespectrum)
rays = source.generateRays(module.targetFront, nrays)
# Passing rays
module.passRays(rays)
# Plot the Input and output spectra
energies = [r.energy for r in rays]
plt.hist(energies,
bins=20,
density=True,
histtype='stepfilled',
alpha=.7,
x, [x < 0, ((x < max_energy) & (x > 0)),
(x >= max_energy)], [0, 1. / max_energy, 0])
source_distance = -1e4 ##cm
source = Source(type='point', center=[0, 0, source_distance])
source.loadSpectrum(spectrum)
energies = np.arange(-10, 60, 0.1)
plt.plot(energies, source._spectrum(energies))
plt.xlabel('Energy [keV]')
plt.title('Source Spectrum')
#plt.show()
print('teo-input-spect.png')
plt.savefig('teo-input-spect.png')
module = Module(radii=[5.151, 4.9], focal=200.0)
detector = Detector(width=8,
height=8,
normal=[0, 0, 1],
center=[0, 0, 230],
reso=[1024, 1024])
rays = source.generateRays(module.targetFront, 7)
print('rays generated')
plt.figure()
plt.hist([ray.energy for ray in rays], normed=True, label='generated rays')
plt.xlabel('Energy [keV]')
plt.title('Histogram generated rays')
plt.legend()
# June 2014, @milo & @Steven
''' Example 2 using the geometry of the Hyp and Par. This should show
perfect focusing with all rays falling in a point.'''
from foxsisim.module import Module
from foxsisim.detector import Detector
from foxsisim.source import Source
from foxsisim.plotting import scatterHist
from foxsisim.plotting import plot
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
if __name__ == '__main__':
# create module/detector/source objects using defaults
module = Module()
detector = Detector()
source = Source()
# generate 1000 rays at source
rays = source.generateRays(module.targetFront, 1000)
# pass rays through module
module.passRays(rays, robust=True)
# catch rays at detector
detector.catchRays(rays)
# plot detector pixels
plot(detector)
the generated image is displayed.
Created on Aug 15, 2011
@author: rtaylor
'''
from foxsisim.module import Module
from foxsisim.detector import Detector
from foxsisim.source import Source
from foxsisim.plotting import plot
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
if __name__ == '__main__':
# create module using defaults
module = Module(conic=True)
# create large detector facing aperture
detector = Detector(center=[0, 0, -100],
normal=[0, 0, 1],
width=50,
height=50)
# create a nonpoint source replacing the detector
source = Source(center=[0, 0, 230],
normal=[0, 0, -1],
width=2,
height=2,
type='nonpoint')
# generate 1000 rays at source and target them towards the **backend** of module
#Create Source :
source = Source(
type='point',
center=[0, -Sdist * np.sin(np.deg2rad(offaxisAngle / 60.0)), Sdist])
fbr = 2.8575
rbr = 0.00
offaxisAngles = np.arange(0.0, 30., 2.) # Off-Axis Angles
F286_NR_All_Drays, F286_NR_All_Hrays, F286_NR_All_Prays = [], [], []
F286_NR_All_Dx, F286_NR_All_Dy, F286_NR_All_Hx, F286_NR_All_Hy, F286_NR_All_Px, F286_NR_All_Py = [], [], [], [], [], []
for fbr in fbrs:
print('Front radius: %f' % fbr)
module = Module(radii=[3.17], core_radius=(fbr, 0.))
rays = source.generateRays(module.targetFront, n)
module.passRays(rays)
rays = [ray for ray in rays
if (ray.tag != 'Source')] #kills the passthrough rays
# Create detector :
detector = Detector(width=10,
height=10,
normal=[0, 0, 1],
center=[0, 0, 230],
reso=[1024, 1024])
# Detector Catch rays:
detector.catchRays(Brays)
'''Defining D, H, and P rays for each blocker size: '''
Drays = [
Created on Aug 15, 2011
@author: rtaylor
'''
from foxsisim.module import Module
from foxsisim.plotting import get3dAxes
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
if __name__ == '__main__':
# module parameters for FOXSI
focalLength = 200.0
segmentLength = 30.0
radii = [5.15100, 4.90000, 4.65900, 4.42900, 4.21000, 4.00000, 3.79900] # 7 shell radii
# create module
module = Module(seglen=segmentLength, focal=focalLength, radii=radii, conic=True, core_radius=2.856)
# generate cross section
fig1 = plt.figure(figsize=(9, 3))
axes1 = fig1.gca()
module.plot2D(axes1, 'b')
# generate 3d representation
fig2 = plt.figure(figsize=(5, 5))
axes2 = get3dAxes(fig2)
module.plot3D(axes2, 'b')
# show figures
plt.show()
from foxsisim.module import Module
from foxsisim.plotting import get3dAxes
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
if __name__ == '__main__':
# module parameters for FOXSI
focalLength = 200.0
segmentLength = 30.0
radii = [5.15100, 4.90000, 4.65900, 4.42900, 4.21000, 4.00000,
3.79900] # 7 shell radii
# create module
module = Module(seglen=segmentLength,
focal=focalLength,
radii=radii,
conic=True,
core_radius=2.856)
# generate cross section
fig1 = plt.figure(figsize=(9, 3))
axes1 = fig1.gca()
module.plot2D(axes1, 'b')
# generate 3d representation
fig2 = plt.figure(figsize=(5, 5))
axes2 = get3dAxes(fig2)
module.plot3D(axes2, 'b')
# show figures
plt.show()
