2. Complete Asset Inventory (13 Core Optoelectronic Devices)

2.1 Transceiver Devices

1. Digital reference transmitter
2. Ultrafast detector module
3. Fiber‑coupled photodetector
4. High‑speed optical‑receiver module
5. Ultrafast optical receiver

2.2 Modulator and Drive Hardware

1. Intensity modulator
2. Phase modulator
3. Benchtop electro‑optic modulator driver
4. Bias‑voltage controller

2.3 Measurement & Analysis Instruments

1. Fourier‑transform spectrometer
2. Wavelength meter
3. Digitally‑tunable band‑pass filter

2.4 Optical Amplifier

1. Fiber amplifier
2. 3. System & Version Compatibility
   Native file format: .blend Blender project source file
   Minimum supported software version: Blender 5.0 or all newer official releases
   No third‑party add‑ons, plugins or external texture resources are required. All mesh geometry, surface textures and material parameters are self‑contained within each asset file.
   4. Mesh and Material Specification

   Optimized medium‑poly geometry: sufficient surface detail to satisfy top‑tier academic publication standards, without excessive polygon count that lags preview and rendering speed.

   Fully‑unlocked editable material parameters. Users are permitted to tweak roughness, metallic value, transparency, panel screen colour and surface gloss. Two common visual styles (photorealistic laboratory look and clean minimalist schematic style) can be quickly switched.

   5. Step‑by‑Step User Instructions

   1. 1.Unzip your downloaded asset package to your local folder. All thirteen laboratory devices are stored as independent .blend documents.
   2. 2.Launch your compatible Blender build. Open the instrument files you require.
   3. 3.Copy‑paste your chosen hardware models into your main optical‑scene project.
   4. 4.Arrange fiber routes, bench layout and device placement to construct your custom experimental light‑path setup.
   5. 5.Adjust material properties, add laboratory lighting and carry out your final render for thesis figures, presentation slides or research demonstration graphics.

   6. 6. Usage Tips for Photonics Researchers

      • 1.Keep each optical component separate when arranging your layout, to make later‑on layout adjustment convenient.
      • 2.Lower material metallic‑roughness values if you need clean‑looking schematic‑style diagrams.
      • 3.Enable soft laboratory‑style diffused lighting to bring out premium‑quality realistic renders for journal‑standard illustrations.
      • 7. Terms
        All assets are permitted for your non‑commercial and commercial academic‑research rendering work. Mesh files shall not be redistributed, resold, shared online or repackaged into competing 3‑D asset packs.