Sunday, February 5, 2012
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Converting IES files to EULUMDAT: 4500 files in less than 2 minutes!
To demonstrate the speed of large scale batch conversion I created a small demo video for EulumdatTools.
I recently added ready to install downloads for Windows, Linux and Mac OSX both 32 and 64 bit at the download site. 30 day free trial after registration!
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
A new version of EulumdatTools 0.9.7.v20111220 available
Installation
For use in Eclipse you can use the standard Eclipse update site For stand alone RCP versions of EulumdatTools choose your platform and perform update after installation.:Monday, November 28, 2011
A new version of EulumdatTools 0.9.6.v20111129 available
Installation
For use in Eclipse you can use the standard Eclipse update site http://www.fold1.com/eulumdattools/. For stand alone RCP versions of EulumdatTools choose your platform:- Windows XP 32
- Windows WPF (discontinued)
- Linux GTK 32 bit
- Mac OSX 32 Cocoa bit
- Mac OSX 64 Cocoa bit
Monday, August 15, 2011
New version of EulumdatTools 0.9.4.v20110729 available
Some background theory
The photometric intensity distribution in EULUMDAT files is similar to that a Type C IES file. The center of beam is straight down (or up) and there are vertical (IES: lateral) planes rotating around this central down axis. In each vertical (IES: lateral) plane there are a number of vertical angles. For more info see AGI32 website.Trigonometric conversions
To determine the intensity at a pair of the C and γ angles, we need to interpolate at a corresponding pair of B and β angles. The corresponding B and β angles can be found using these formulas:tan B = cos C * tan γ
sin β = sin C * sin γWe added some extra logic to handle the determination of the right quadrant.
Interpolation used
Interpolation is done using standard lagrange over 3 planes and then over the 3 resulting points.More info
See this book for more details.Installation
For use in Eclipse you can use the standard Eclipse update site http://www.fold1.com/eulumdattools/. For stand alone RCP versions of EulumdatTools choose your platform:Friday, July 22, 2011
New online IES to EULUMDAT Converter now also handles Type B photometry
We added the conversion of Type B photometry IES files to EULUMDAT to the existing conversion of Type C files.
Some background theory
The photometric intensity distribution in EULUMDAT files is similar to that a Type C IES file. The center of beam is straight down (or up) and there are vertical (IES: lateral) planes rotating around this central down axis. In each vertical (IES: lateral) plane there are a number of vertical angles. For more info see AGI32 website.
Trigonometric conversions
To determine the intensity at a pair of the C and γ angles, we need to interpolate at a corresponding pair of B and β angles. The corresponding B and β angles can be found using these formulas:
tan B = cos C * tan γ
sin β = sin C * sin γ
We added some extra logic to handle the determination of the right quadrant.
Interpolation used
Interpolation is done using standard lagrange over 3 planes and then over the 3 resulting points.
More info
See this book for more details.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
New version of IES to EULUMDAT to IES converter
There was a nasty bug in the HTML/javascript preventing conversions to take place.
Up on the list of to do items is handling Type B and Type C photometry. Please provide feedback with the poll on the right hand side.
http://www.fold1.com/eulumdattools/



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