EOIR System Design and Validation Using Virtual Prototyping

Date & Time: October 14th  |  11:00 AM-12:00 PM IST
Speaker: Samarla Dhanush

Overview

This webinar series explores the complete journey of Electro-Optical Infrared (EOIR) system development, from optical design to sensor validation. Learn workflows for design optimization, stray light control, and sensor performance evaluation under real-world conditions. Each session focuses on application-driven challenges such as environmental effects, noise, and detection accuracy. Demonstrations use Zemax, SPEOS, and Lumerical to showcase state-of-the-art simulation techniques.

Focused Industries

  • Aerospace & Defence

Who Should Attend

  • Optical and photonics engineers involved in designing cameras, sensors, or imaging systems.
  • System engineers working on EOIR applications such as defense, automotive, aerospace, or consumer imaging.
  • Research scientists and academics exploring optical design, stray light, or sensor performance.
  • Product developers and R&D teams seeking efficient end-to-end workflows for EOIR system validation.
  • Simulation and multiphysics specialists looking to integrate optical, mechanical, and electronic domains.

Key Highlights

  • How to design and optimize EOIR optics (lenses, cameras, telescopes) for performance and efficiency.
  • Techniques for stray light analysis and mitigation to improve image quality and system reliability.
  • Methods to evaluate sensor performance including detection, noise, and environmental effects.
  • Workflows to link optical, mechanical, and multiphysics domains for realistic system validation.
  • Best practices for building an end-to-end EOIR simulation pipeline using Zemax, SPEOS, and Lumerical.

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