Arbitrary Waveform Generator

Generate custom waveforms with sample rates of up to 5 GSa/s. For maximum flexibility to generate truly arbitrary waveforms, load waveforms from a file or input them as piece-wise mathematical functions with up to 32 segments.

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Learn more about the Moku Arbitrary Waveform Generator

The Moku Arbitrary Waveform Generator is easy to use and offers a range of advanced capabilities to optimize your experiment — at the most cost-effective price in the industry.

Key benefits of the Moku Arbitrary Waveform Generator

Arbitrary waveform generator live equation editor

Quickly build waveforms with the live equation editor

Edit complex equations with up to 32 segments and apply them instantly to your experimental setup.

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Choose from predefined or custom waveforms

Load waveforms from a file or select from six predefined waveforms: sine, Guassian, exponential rise or fall, sinc, and cardiac.

Generate phase-locked outputs to unlock greater insights

Configure phase synchronization between Moku Arbitrary Waveform Generator channels with the click of a button.

Waveform generator's FPGA-based architecture

Test with transient or intermittent signal scenarios

Select from normal, burst, or pulsed output with up to 250,000 cycles of dead time between pulses.

Integrate with your preferred APIs

Automate with Python, MATLAB, and LabVIEW APIs for straightforward control of complex setups or repetitive tasks.

Engineered for demanding applications

Use the Moku Arbitrary Waveform Generator to accelerate development timelines with speed and flexibility unmatched by any other instrument in its class.

Additive manufacturing

Cardiac waveform simulation

Qubit interrogation

Random pattern scanning

System response simulation

Integrates seamlessly with your tech stack

Specifications

The Moku Arbitrary Waveform Generator runs on Moku: Delta, Moku:Pro, Moku:Lab, and Moku:Go. Compare the specifications to choose the right device for your application.

					Moku:Delta	Moku:Pro	Moku:Lab	Moku:Go
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Technical specifications
Channels	8	4	2	2
Maximum sampling rate	5 GSa/s	1.25 GSa/s	1 GSa/s	125 MSa/s
Output bandwidth	Up to 2 GHz	500 MHz	300 MHz	20 MHz
DAC resolution	14 bits	16 bits	16 bits	12 bits
Independent triggering	Burst/pulsed	Burst/pulsed	Burst/pulsed	Burst/pulsed

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