Date RecordedFebruary 22, 2024
PresenterJason Ball, Ph.D.
Overview
In sensitive optical applications, obtaining the most precise measurements often involves stabilizing the laser with an external reference. One way to synchronize the phase of a signal is by using a phase-locked loop (PLL).
During this presentation, in partnership with Optica, we introduce the concept of phase locking and demonstrate how to construct an optical PLL with FPGA-based instrumentation, using a fully digital lock-in amplifier, waveform generator, and phasemeter. You’ll see how to increase measurement precision, reduce experimental complexity, and minimize costs with flexible, software-defined instruments. You’ll also find out how to leverage Python for PLL control and feedback. Join us to:- Learn the fundamental components of a phase-locked loop.
- Discover a single FPGA-based system can help fast-track optical phase locking.
- Learn how to use Python to implement digital PLLs.
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