Industry Tutorial: Mastering Periodic Signal Analysis for Optics & Photonics Applications
10 September 2024 10:00 - 11:00
Optics and photonics research aims to measure increasingly smaller effects and faster processes. For a wide range of specific applications, the signals stemming from such experiments are tiny and often buried in noise or covered by large backgrounds.
By averaging only the signal of interest while simultaneously rejecting all spurious noise contributions, Lock-in amplifiers and boxcar averagers are the ideal tools to boost your signal-to-noise ratio when measuring small optical signals.
In this webinar, you will:
- Learn the measurement principles of lock-in amplification and boxcar averaging;
- Understand why such techniques are beneficial for capturing small signals in optical experiments; and
- Learn which applications benefit from the two different approaches.
An extended live Q&A session will allow you to ask us your questions – join us for this event!
Speaker
Gustavo Ciardi
Application Scientist, Zurich Instruments
Gustavo Ciardi is an Application Scientist for Optics and Photonics at Zurich Instruments. With a background in physics, he specialized in Ultrafast and Multidimensional Terahertz spectroscopy, obtaining his Ph.D. at the Univerisity of Zurich. At Zurich Instruments, Gustavo enjoys discussing with customers about their applications and helping them find the best solution for their challenges. If you meet him at a conference, ask him about his next climbing trip or latest adventure on land or snow.
