Moku Cloud Compile – Develop and Deploy custom DSP in minutes
- Design, deploy, and test, all on one device
- Compatible with industry-standard HDL
- Greater flexibility in test than ever before
Deploy custom DSP (Digital Signal Processing) directly onto your Moku:Go or Moku:Pro’s FPGA with Moku Cloud Compile.
It is made to be accessible for everyone, from students to experts. You can code in VHDL or Verilog or use specialised user-friendly tools such as HDL Coder in MATLAB and Simulink.
How does Moku Cloud Compile work?
- Write code using a standard browser or through user-friendly tools
- Compile it to the cloud
- Liquid Instruments deploy a bitstream to target one or more of your Moku products
It is available in Multi-instrument Mode allowing you to use your coded solutions with the inbuilt instruments from the Moku suite. There is also a dedicated library of resources to help you get started!
Which hardware platforms are compatible?
- This technology is available on Moku:Pro and Moku:Go running in Multi-instrument Mode
Example uses of Moku Cloud Compile
Gaussian Noise Generator
- When testing a system’s response, noise is required to get true data. Using Moku Cloud Compile, a custom noise generator can be coded and implemented into your custom signal processes to ensure your results are accurate
Event Counter
- A windowed event counter with programmable thresholds has applications in communications optics such as single photon detectors
Boxcar Averager
- Lock-in Amplifiers and Boxcar Averagers are commonly used to extract weak, repetitive signals that are buried in noise
- For signals with low duty cycles, a significant amount of signal power is filtered out at the higher harmonics. A Boxcar Averager is designed to gate the input signal in the time domain to improve the signal to noise ratio and creates a matched filter for the repetitive input signal
