FopticalB
FopticalB is a hypothetical parameter used in optical-system modeling to denote the baseline transmission efficiency associated with a configuration labeled B. It is a dimensionless quantity that abstracts the cumulative effect of material transmittance, coatings, and alignment losses for that configuration.
In practice, FopticalB is used within broader throughput models. For example, the total optical throughput T
Applications and context include theoretical discussions and simulation tutorials in optics, photonics, and imaging. It helps
Origin and usage notes: The term is commonly used in educational contexts and in some open-source toolkits
See also: FopticalA, FopticalC, optical throughput, transmittance, spectral response.