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27 September 2013 Integrated optomechanical analysis and testing software development at MIT Lincoln Laboratory
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Advanced analytical software capabilities are being developed to advance the design of prototypical hardware in the Engineering Division at MIT Lincoln Laboratory. The current effort is focused on the integration of analysis tools tailored to the work flow, organizational structure, and current technology demands. These tools are being designed to provide superior insight into the interdisciplinary behavior of optical systems and enable rapid assessment and execution of design trades to optimize the design of optomechanical systems. The custom software architecture is designed to exploit and enhance the functionality of existing industry standard commercial software, provide a framework for centralizing internally developed tools, and deliver greater efficiency, productivity, and accuracy through standardization, automation, and integration. Specific efforts have included the development of a feature-rich software package for Structural-Thermal-Optical Performance (STOP) modeling, advanced Line Of Sight (LOS) jitter simulations, and improved integration of dynamic testing and structural modeling.
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Gerhard P. Stoeckel and Keith B. Doyle "Integrated optomechanical analysis and testing software development at MIT Lincoln Laboratory", Proc. SPIE 8840, Optical Modeling and Performance Predictions VI, 88400E (27 September 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2024774
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KEYWORDS
Integrated optics

Software development

Data modeling

Error analysis

Neodymium

Standards development

Control systems

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