In the photo, associate professor Vyacheslav Chadyuk

adjusts a laser interferometer on a holographic installation.

 The Laboratory of Laser Electronics combines a training laboratory in which students perform laboratory work in such disciplines as "Applied Optics", "Quantum Electronics", "Optoelectronics and Photonics", "Holography and Optical Processors", as well as research a laboratory where bachelors and masters conduct high-precision optical experiments as part of their dissertations.

    The training laboratory is equipped with stands for laboratory work, measuring instruments, oscilloscopes, generators, lasers, optical benches and various devices for fixing optical elements, which allows you to quickly design the necessary optical circuits.

   The research laboratory is designed to perform particularly accurate optical measurements that require protection against backlighting and vibration. The laboratory is equipped with a vibration-proof holographic installation with a set of optical-mechanical devices and optical elements. At the installation, students perform separate laboratory work in the disciplines of "Applied Optics" and "Holography and Optical Processors".