Supporting Material
Master precise phase detection with the Moku Lock-in Amplifier and Phasemeter
In this application note, we describe how to use the Moku:Delta to generate and detect microwave pulses. First, baseband waveforms are programmed with the Arbitrary Waveform Generator and then upconverted using an external microwave source and double-balanced IQ mixer. Finally, we show how Moku:Delta can directly detect and demodulate the microwave pulses using its 6 GHz analog bandwidth mode. This eliminates the need for analog downconversion while preserving the phase information contained in the pulses, and makes it well suited for applications requiring precise phase measurement of microwave frequencies.
Speaker: Jason Ball, Ph.D.
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