Streamlining optical control and characterization with software-defined instrumentation

Overview

Efficiency and adaptability are critical to optical experimentation. This technical brief of our webinar in partnership with Spectroscopy Online, “Streamlining optical control and characterization with software-defined instrumentation,” explores the practical applications of software-defined, FPGA-based test equipment. Gain insights into how these instruments provide a configurable solution, addressing common challenges faced by labs in optical control and characterization.

Read this technical brief to:

• Examine the benefits of consolidating multiple standalone test equipment pieces, reducing financial strain and minimizing benchtop space.
• Understand how FPGA-based tools facilitate the optimization of intricate setups like stimulated Raman spectroscopy (SRS) and the Pound–Drever–Hall (PDH) technique.
• Learn about the advantages of software-defined instruments, allowing for immediate updates, tailored configurations, and scalable solutions to meet evolving experimental requirements.

Technical brief details

• Title: Streamlining optical control and characterization with software-defined instrumentation
• Date published: January 23, 2024