Instrumentation
Modern instrumentation systems are characterized by a high degree of sophistication and exploit a variety of advanced photonic architectures. These architectures range from simple amplitude-modulated sensors, to multi-signature spectroscopic schemes, and coherent interferometric systems that process signals in both time and frequency domains.
Traditionally, instrumentation systems required tens or even hundreds of optical sub-components linked by meshes of optical fiber. By leveraging its proprietary planar lightwave circuit (PLC) technology, Enablence has revolutionized the market for advanced instrumentation. Its large-scale integrated PLCs can combine hundreds of optical sub-components onto a single miniature chip, all fabricated using reliable and repeatable wafer manufacturing techniques.
For many customers, Enablence has opened new markets by miniaturizing their instruments and building their entire systems at a fraction of the cost of traditional solutions. Above all, Enablence customers enjoy the performance advantages that they derive from unmatched phase control, polarization control, and the high levels of integration that Enablence can deliver.