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Optiwave’s extensive software suite has major applications that extend far beyond the commercial sphere. Researchers in various industries have been relying on Optiwave software for training, testing, and research. Our publications archive covers Optiwave software usage in research journals, periodicals, conference papers, and more. You can use this archive to find quick references for your research, including:
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Is photonics software useful for research?
Yes. Photonics software allows researchers to simulate a broad range of scenarios that would be expensive or difficult to test practically. Accurate simulation software provides reliable and consistent results, speeding up the pace of research and allowing people to move from theory to practice quickly. You can learn more about our software’s applications here.
Can photonics software help with testing and measurement?
Optiwave’s OptiInstrument is a tool designed to meet the needs of scientists and researchers. OptiInstrument is a user-friendly software that makes it easy for researchers to monitor and communicate with various instruments remotely. Users can set equipment parameters, perform passive component testing, extract signals for post-processing, and more.
Where can I connect with other researchers working on optics?
Visit our community forums to connect with other industry experts and researchers working with photonics. You can get quick answers to any questions you might have, and even find opportunities for collaboration.