Moku:Pro Waveform Generator
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Overview
The Moku:Pro Waveform Generator enables you to generate four independent waveforms with a maximum bandwidth of 500 MHz. Select between sine, square, ramp, pulsed, or DC waveform shapes. Choose from high bandwidth modulation of phase, frequency, or amplitude, or generate triggered bursts or sweeps from an internal or external source.
Specs
Output bandwidth
500 MHz
Resolution
16 bit
Output voltage range
2 Vpp or 10 Vpp (50 Ω)
Modulation
• FM
• AM
• PM
• PWM
Sweep time
1 ms to 1 ks
Frequency range
DC to 500 MHz
Key features
High bandwidth analog output
Generate 4 independent waveforms from DC to 500 MHz
Burst mode
Start, N-cycle, gated
6 built-in waveforms
Sine, square, ramp, pulse, noise, and DC
Intuitive graphical user interface with versatile API support
iPad, Python, and MATLAB control
Advanced modulation and trigger options
FM, AM, and PM modulation with internal waveform (cross-channel modulation) or external input
Trigger burst and sweep modes
Versatile trigger options
From input, dedicated TTL trigger port, or the other output channel
Applications
System synchronization
Laser scanning microscopy
Signal simulation
Circuit design and characterization
Intuitive software and API integration
Moku: app for iPadOS provides a clear and dynamic user experience, making configuring, modifying, and debugging your setup easy.
API integration with Python and MATLAB allows straightforward automation of Moku:Pro in complex setups or for repetitive tasks.
Try the softwareStandard modulation
Modulate the amplitude, frequency or phase of the generated waveform at up to 125 MHz with an internally generated sinewave. Alternatively, modulate using an external waveform sampled by the device’s 600 MHz inputs.
Cross-channel modulation
The Moku:Pro Waveform Generator features cross-channel modulation, enabling the output on one channel to be modulated using the output of the other channel. Need to modulate the phase of a 10 MHz carrier with a 1 kHz triangle waveform that is itself amplitude modulated at 1 kHz? You can do that with cross-channel modulation.
Available on Moku:Pro hardware
Our most powerful hardware platform to date, Moku:Pro harnesses the power of a Xilinx Ultrascale+ FPGA with higher bandwidth, lower noise, more channels, and more output power than ever before.
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