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Adaptive Optics Python Packages

Python packages with the GitHub topic adaptive-optics. Sorted by monthly downloads, with stars and forks.
holodyne
slmsuite

Python package for high-performance spatial light modulator (SLM) control and holography. Supports features from aberration-corrected 3D point clouds to automated Fourier-domain calibrations.

4K 190 68
jacotay7
aobasis

A library to compute optical bases for a given set of points in 2D space. Main application is intended for adaptive optics, with support for Zernike, KL, Zonal, and Hadamard bases.

4K 1 0
jacopoantonello
zernike

Python code for Zernike polynomials

3K 181 45
AOtools
aotools

A useful set of tools for Adaptive Optics in Python

3K 156 53
jacotay7
makewfs

A repostiory that simulate hyper realistic wavefront sensor frames fast.

2K 0 0
jacotay7
shmpipeline

A tool for building and managing high performance CPU/GPU shared-memory compute pipelines. Ideal for real-time control and image processing applications

1K 0 0
jacotay7
pyrtcao

An object-oriented adaptive optics real-time control software written in Python. The goal is to be a universal and simple to use python package while maintaining enough real-time performance to be widely applicable within the AO community.

794 13 5
python-microscope
microscope

Python library for control of microscope devices, supporting hardware triggers and distribution of devices over the network for performance and flexibility.

369 85 43
ojdf
fast-aosim

Simulation tool that utilises a Fourier domain adaptive optics model to enable rapid Monte Carlo characterisation of free space optical links between the Earth and satellites

368 28 7
jacopoantonello
slmtools

Spatial light modulator in Python

221 28 7
KeckObservatory
pytomoao

A fast, flexible tool for generating tomographic reconstructors for LTAO and MOAO systems.

147 1 0
musevlt
muse-psfr

MUSE-PSFR - PSF reconstruction for MUSE WFM-AO

72 9 0
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