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Category: Arbitrary Waveform Generator
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MEMs characterization 101: Everything you need to know
Everywhere you look, it’s obvious: Devices today are getting smaller. What you may not realize is how small they’re truly becoming. Enter microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). MEMS are tiny devices or systems with both electrical and mechanical components. These systems range from a few micrometers to a few millimeters in size. At these scales, there is…
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Latest software release adds Multi-instrument Mode and Moku Cloud Compile to Moku:Lab
New upgrades launched today for Moku:Lab, Moku:Pro, and Moku:Go to enable multi-instrument and customization capabilities across the entire Moku product line, strengthen API support, improve the capabilities of multiple software-defined instruments, and support a broader range of use cases for closed-loop control systems, precision spectroscopy, microscopy, and more. Moku version 3.0 runs on all three…
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How to migrate Moku:Lab to software version 3.0
Moku: version 3.0 brings significant upgrades to Moku:Lab, introducing updates across the suite of instruments. This release provides a variety of updates and improvements, but is not backward compatible with software version 1.9. Moku:Lab users should review the following migration guides to ensure an optimal experience when upgrading from version 1.9 to 3.0. What new…
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Does your senior design project work?
After I graduated with my engineering degree, I worked as an engineering lecturer. Lecturing wasn’t actually my forte, though; I was always most concerned with making my course’s project-work work. We all end our engineering degrees with a capstone or senior design project. It should be the time when we can take both the concrete…
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Automating the future at Oregon State University Ecampus with Moku:Go
Introduction Oregon State University (OSU), Oregon’s largest public university, offers a 100% online degree program called OSU Ecampus. This top-ranked provider of online education is growing rapidly, welcoming more students and increasing the variety of degrees offered. In Automating the Future (ENG 100), an introductory, fully online engineering course for students across science, technology, engineering,…
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Moku:Go’s Arbitrary Waveform Generator
Arbitrary waveform generators are used to output specific stimulus signals for a device under test, such as detectors and communication devices. In this application note, we provide a tutorial on using Moku:Go’s Arbitrary Waveform Generator with MATLAB to generate two arbitrary waveforms with pulse and burst modulation. The MATLAB script and text file accompanying this…
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