Arbitrary Waveform Generator
Leverage the highly versatile Moku Arbitrary Waveform Generator to generate custom waveforms with up to 65,536 points at sample rates of up to 1.25 GSa/s.
For maximum flexibility to generate truly arbitrary waveforms, it’s easy to load waveforms from a file or input them as piece-wise mathematical functions with up to 32 segments.
Use burst mode to trigger waveform generation from input channels with start or n cycle modes, or output waveforms with more than 250,000 cycles of dead time between pulses in pulsed mode
Some of the key features explained below:
Key Features of the Arbitrary Waveform Generator:
Quickly build waveforms with the live equation editor
Edit complex equations live and apply them instantly to your experimental setup. Choose to define the waveform with up to 32 segments. For a fully contained stimulus and response system, combine the Moku Arbitrary Waveform Generator with Oscilloscope in Multi-instrument Mode.
For total flexibility, choose from predefined or custom waveforms
Select from six predefined waveforms: sine, Gaussian, exponential rise or fall, sinc, and cardiac. It’s easy to edit waveforms as piecewise mathematical functions, or load them from a file with up to 65,536 points.
Generate phase-locked outputs to unlock greater insights
Configure output phase synchronisation between the Arbitrary Waveform Generator channels. Select from normal, burst, or pulsed output with up to 250,000 cycles of dead time between pulses.
Precision meets adaptability with no sacrifices in performance
Our FPGA-based architecture delivers high-performance instrumentation that’s flexible and adaptable for a range of test needs. For deeper insights, add a DC offset to your signals with up to 100 µV precision and a phase offset with up to 0.001° precision when generating custom, arbitrary waveforms.
Engineered to work seamlessly with your preferred APIs
API integration with Python, MATLAB, and LabVIEW allows straightforward automation of your Moku device in complex setups or for repetitive tasks. Save your measurements, screenshots, traces, and other settings locally or to your preferred cloud app. You can also send work to yourself or colleagues within the Moku app.
Applications:
- Random pattern scanning
- System response simulation
- Quantum optics
- Cardiac waveform simulation
- Additive manufacturing
