Precision instruments. One configurable platform.

Hardware-enabled, software-accelerated. Moku devices combine compact, high-performance hardware with an intuitive software interface, delivering 15+ instruments in one easy-to-use solution.

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How to get started

Moku devices harness the processing power and reconfigurability of an FPGA so you can deploy the instruments you need in an instant. Our integration of hardware and software delivers exceptional versatility across a wide range of applications.

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Choose a Moku hardware device based on your application and required specs
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Select the instruments you need now — remember, you can always add more later
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Once your Moku device arrives, deploy your desired instrument and start testing

Four flexible hardware options

Select the Moku device that best fits your application. With every device, you’ll get the performance and flexibility you need to accelerate your testing. Regardless of the device you choose, you’ll enjoy intuitive software and a consistent user experience.

Moku:Delta

Accelerate product design and validation through mixed-signal analysis, 2 GHz instantaneous bandwidth, and an ultra-low-noise, high-resolution front end.

Moku:Pro

Meet demanding R&D requirements with four simultaneous instruments, each supporting bandwidths to 600 MHz.

Moku:Lab Moku:Lab has been discontinued.

Enable flexible testing with 200 MHz bandwidth, low-latency control, and affordable multi-instrument integration.

Moku:Go

Tackle everyday lab tasks with this versatile, easy-to-use solution for quick experiments and testing with 30 MHz bandwidth.

Moku:Delta

Accelerate product design and validation through mixed-signal analysis, 2 GHz instantaneous bandwidth, and an ultra-low-noise, high-resolution front end.

Moku:Pro

Meet demanding R&D requirements with four simultaneous instruments, each supporting bandwidths to 600 MHz.

Moku:Lab Moku:Lab has been discontinued.

Enable flexible testing with 200 MHz bandwidth, low-latency control, and affordable multi-instrument integration.

Moku:Go

Tackle everyday lab tasks with this versatile, easy-to-use solution for quick experiments and testing with 30 MHz bandwidth.
Analog inputs
Input channelsEight 14-bit+20-bit, 5 GSa/sFour 10-bit+18-bit, up to 5 GSa/sTwo 12-bit, 500 MSa/sTwo 12-bit, 125 MSa/s
Analog bandwidth2 GHz600 MHz200 MHz30 MHz
ImpedanceAC or DC coupling with 50 Ω or 1 MΩ input impedanceAC or DC coupling with 50 Ω or 1 MΩ input impedanceAC or DC coupling with 50 Ω or 1 MΩ input impedanceAC or DC coupling with 1 MΩ input impedance
Input rangeUp to ±20 VUp to ±20 VUp to ±5 VUp to ±25 V
Analog outputs
Output channels8422
Analog bandwidth2 GHz500 MHz300 MHz20 MHz
Output range± 500 mV up to 2 GHz into 50 Ω ± 5 V up to 100 MHz into 50 Ω± 5 V into 50 Ω± 1 V into 50 Ω± 5 V maximum output range
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A suite of powerful instruments

With Moku, you get a full suite of powerful scientific instruments and advanced customization capabilities. We add new instruments and features regularly, so your device gets even more powerful over time.

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Time & Frequency Analyzer

Use the Moku Time & Frequency Analyzer to count, timestamp, and analyze events on multiple channels, all with low RMS jitter. Replace your frequency counter, event counter, photon counter, and more with one versatile instrument.

Spectrum Analyzer

The only Spectrum Analyzer that spans from 2 GHz all the way down to true DC. Observe input signals in the frequency domain with an ultra-low noise floor and a resolution bandwidth as low as 618.5 mHz.

Phasemeter

The Moku Phasemeter is optimized to provide metrology-grade phase measurements. Measure phase, frequency, and amplitude with sub-µradian precision using a digital phase-locked loop architecture with exceptional dynamic range and zero dead time.

Oscilloscope

The highest-resolution 2 GHz Oscilloscope. Use up to eight channels at 5 GSa/s with ultra-low input noise achieved through patented ADC blending.

Logic Analyzer / Pattern Generator

Use up to 16 digital I/O channels, or nine analog channels with configurable threshold sampling rates at up to 5 GSa/s for protocol analysis and pattern generation. Deploy it alongside additional Moku instruments for mixed-signal device characterization in one reconfigurable platform.

Lock-in Amplifier

Perform dual-phase demodulation up to 2 GHz with an excellent dynamic reserve. With an easy-to-use interface, and a leading cost-per-channel in all classes, the Moku Lock-in Amplifier adapts to the evolving demands of cutting-edge scientific experiments.

Frequency Response Analyzer

Perform multi-channel Bode analysis with up to eight inputs and outputs, including differential or ratiometric measurements. Quickly measure the frequency response or transfer function of a device under test with industry-leading noise performance and bandwidth.

Data Logger

Log data directly to an SD card, a networked disk, or internal memory with sampling rates of up to 10 MSa/s. On Moku:Delta, blended ADC technology reduces input noise to < 10 nV / √Hz, providing ultra-low-noise data logging from acoustic to RF frequencies with an integrated 1 TB SSD.

Run multiple instruments simultaneously

With Multi-Instrument Mode, you can use up to eight instruments at the same time and digitally connect them to build a customized test system.

Instruments running in this mode can be linked to build sophisticated signal-processing pipelines. For enhanced flexibility, drop in custom features designed in Moku Compile.

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Create custom instruments with natural language

Create custom instruments for Moku using natural language. GenInst Studio generates, validates, and deploys application-specific instruments in minutes, giving every engineer access to personalized instrumentation without FPGA development.

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