LDCon
Still in active development.
Laser locking, characterization and a Web dashboard. ECDL and DFB/DBR control are implemented, with digital-servo PI control and TOPTICA DLCpro adapters.
pip install "ldcon[web,instruments,analysis]"
ldcon-simulate --mode deterministic
ldcon-examples ./my-lab
Python 3.10+ on Linux. experiment-core installs automatically. Optional agent
messaging: pip install "ldcon[agents]" (installs fanharvard-agentbridge).
Provider CLIs and their authentication are separate.
Supported agent interfaces: Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, with a DeepSeek Harness adapter for card tasks.
Agents monitor results, diagnose problems and run bounded characterization, parameter tuning and recovery through registered control cards. Humans choose the experiment, target, hardware configuration and physical safety limits, and authorize safety-relevant changes. The fast feedback loop runs on the controller; the agent is not the real-time servo.
Locking and quality: wavemeter feedback drives PI control of ECDL piezo or DFB/DBR current; slower temperature/current corrections and feedforward are available where configured. Quality is reported using frequency error/stability, mode hops, position-independent fringe secondary peaks/width and dither response. Missing data remains unknown; quality labels are distinct from physical safety.
| Configuration | Hardware |
|---|---|
| ECDL / digital servo | Wavemeter and data feed, compatible digital servo/DAC, piezo driver, current/TEC controllers and supported AWGs (e.g. Siglent SDG) |
| DFB/DBR | Wavemeter, current/TEC controller (e.g. Thorlabs CLD1015); compatible digital servo/DAC and modulation input for native current PI |
| ECDL / DLCpro | TOPTICA DLCpro, wavemeter feedback; AWG/trigger connections for configured feedforward scans |
| Spectral quality / studies | Fringe image source for secondary-peak analysis; scope/telemetry and AWG where required by the selected measurement |
For digital-servo hardware and integration details, please contact kenjishu@fas.harvard.edu.
Tests use simulations, fake instruments and loopback services to cover control contracts, owner exclusivity, uncertain writes, cancellation/recovery, tuning, sweeps, configuration, quality reporting and Web behavior. They do not certify a new physical setup. See test suite.
Bundled examples include Sr422, Sr1092 and ThF685 laser definitions, decks and assignments, with output disabled and placeholder connections. Installation starts no hardware or service and includes no credentials. Publishing · MIT license
FanHarvard site configuration and deployment: ldcon-fanharvard.
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