Streamlining Optical Control and Characterization with Software-defined Instrumentation

Learn new ways to streamline optics and photonics research with reconfigurable, FPGA-based test instrumentation. Join Liquid Instruments for a presentation, demonstration, and live Q&A with technical marketing engineer Jessica Patterson and applications engineer Le Wang.

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Event Overview:

Characterizing and controlling optical systems with multiple standalone pieces of test equipment often presents difficult challenges that lead to lower stability, more noise, and increased system complexity. But with flexible, digitally implemented instruments such as lock-in amplifiers, frequency response analyzers, PID controllers, and more, optimizing optical control systems becomes easier, faster, and more cost-effective. During this special presentation, Jessica Patterson and Le Wang of Liquid Instruments will share next-generation strategies to characterize and control optical systems with flexible, reconfigurable, FPGA-based instrumentation.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Learn how a single FPGA-based system replaces multiple fixed-function test instruments through partial FPGA reconfiguration.
• Learn how to deploy multi-channel, multi-instrument capabilities in practical applications.
• Learn advanced techniques with modern test equipment to achieve noise-optimized, streamlined measurements in optical systems.

Who Should Attend:

• Optical engineers, optical scientists, physicists, physics professors, photonics researchers, postdoc researchers, Ph.D. researchers

Featured Speakers:

Jessica Patterson
Technical Marketing Engineer
Liquid Instruments

Jessica Patterson is a technical marketing engineer at Liquid Instruments, where she collaborates with users across industries, including optics and photonics, electronic component test, and engineering education. She has demonstrated experience working in the test and measurement sector by providing critical hands-on support to telecommunications customers. Jessica graduated with a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.

Le Wang
Applications Engineer
Liquid Instruments

Le Wang is an applications engineer at Liquid Instruments, where she helps develop hardware and software solutions to conquer technical challenges and provide frontline support to users. Le holds a doctorate in chemistry from Lehigh University and has years of hands-on experience in optical instrumental development and applications within the field of chemical imaging, spanning infrared, Raman, and fluorescence microscopy and spectroscopy. Her unwavering passion lies in pushing the boundaries of test and measurement technologies across diverse disciplines.

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