Multi-Instrument Mode
Now available on Moku:Delta, Moku:Pro, Moku:Lab and Moku:Go
Moku:Delta, Moku:Pro, Moku:Lab and Moku:Go’s multi-instrument mode lets you run multiple, research-grade instruments at the same time and lets you connect these instruments to each other to build a customized test system.
Run multiple instruments on one platform for a modern and efficient lab
Multi-instrument Mode transforms the way you test.
Advanced capabilities, simple workflow
Create a customized test system on a single piece of hardware
Multi-instrument Mode enables you to build custom test configurations on the Moku FPGA with low-latency, lossless interconnects for less cabling and impairments.
Daisy chain instruments together to build sophisticated digital signal processing pipelines, and hot-swap instruments in and out without interrupting those running in tandem.
Ultra-fast setup times
Get a sophisticated system up and running in minutes with the intuitive user interface. All of the instruments are preconfigured to run together on the FPGA, so no complex wiring or coding are required.
Combine with Moku Cloud Compile for ultimate customization
Breakthrough research and innovation often require custom solutions. The ability to deploy custom code alongside instruments in the Moku suite provides limitless customization. With Moku Cloud Compile and Multi-instrument Mode, you can expect more from your test equipment.
How does Multi-instrument Mode work?
Multi-Instrument Mode allows you to run up to eight software-defined test instruments simultaneously, with full access to the platform’s analog front end, internal inputs, and back panel triggering. It’s easy to select the instruments you want to incorporate in your setup directly from the Multi-Instrument Mode interface in MokuOS.
What hardware platforms is Multi-instrument Mode compatible with?
Multi-Instrument Mode runs on all Moku devices: Moku:Delta, Moku:Pro, Moku:Lab, and Moku:Go.
How many instruments can I run at the same time?
You can deploy up to eight software-defined instruments simultaneously in Multi-Instrument Mode for Moku:Delta, and four for Moku:Pro. For Moku:Lab and Moku:Go, you can deploy two instruments in tandem.
What software do I need to run Multi-instrument Mode?
You can configure Multi-Instrument Mode directly on the Moku app for iPad or desktop. Download a free demo of the app here.
Can I run custom instruments in Multi-instrument Mode?
With Moku Cloud Compile, you can deploy custom VHDL or Verilog code directly into one of the instrument slots in Multi-Instrument Mode and run their algorithms alongside the built-in instruments for debugging, data sharing, and more.
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