Lasers and Fibers
Lasers and Fibers
In laser and fiber optics designs, the sources are coherent laser beams or the receivers are optical fibers. In some designs, both are the case. OpticStudio® includes powerful tools specifically built for designing, analyzing, and optimizing laser and fiber optics design. Laser and fiber technologies span a vast range of applications, from common household products to laser guidance systems, fluorescence imaging, fiber optic sensors, and laser materials processing.
Lasers and Fibers
In laser and fiber optics designs, the sources are coherent laser beams or the receivers are optical fibers. In some designs, both are the case. OpticStudio® includes powerful tools specifically built for designing, analyzing, and optimizing laser and fiber optics design. Laser and fiber technologies span a vast range of applications, from common household products to laser guidance systems, fluorescence imaging, fiber optic sensors, and laser materials processing.
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