Moku: Взлом 3.0.1 + Чит Коды

New in v3.0.1:
* Performance and stability improvements.

New in v3.0.0:
* The Moku: app now supports Moku:Lab devices.
* Moku:Lab devices can now run latest firmware, bringing major new features:
* Multi-Instrument Mode: Run two instruments at the same time.
* Moku Cloud Compile: Create custom instruments in VHDL and run them in Multi-Instrument Mode.
* And much, much more. For a detailed look at all the new features and improvements, and important information about compatibility, please see https://www.liquidinstruments.com/moku-lab-update-3-0.
* Increased maximum frequency in the Frequency Response Analyzer on Moku:Pro.
* Spectrum Analyzer now does automatic real-time averaging at up to 4k spectra/second.
* PID Controller in the Lock-In Amplifier in Multi-Instrument Mode on Moku:Pro.

* The Moku: app now supports Moku:Lab devices.
* Moku:Lab devices can now run latest firmware, bringing major new features:
* Multi-Instrument Mode: Run two instruments at the same time.
* Moku Cloud Compile: Create custom instruments in VHDL and run them in Multi-Instrument Mode.
* And much, much more. For a detailed look at all the new features and improvements, and important information about compatibility, please see https://www.liquidinstruments.com/moku-lab-update-3-0.
* Increased maximum frequency in the Frequency Response Analyzer on Moku:Pro.
* Spectrum Analyzer now does automatic real-time averaging at up to 4k spectra/second.
* PID Controller in the Lock-In Amplifier in Multi-Instrument Mode on Moku:Pro.

This update includes some minor bug fixes and interface improvements and is recommended for all users.

What's new in version 2.6.0:
This update brings a new instrument to the Moku:Pro, plus new features and improvements in several existing instruments:

New instrument: FIR Filter Builder
- Create finite-impulse-response (FIR) filters at up to 40 MSa/s with arbitrary impulse response.

Laser Lock Box
- New-look block diagram shows scan and modulation signal paths
- New locking stages feature allows customizing lock procedure
- Lock Assist makes it easy to lock to a zero crossing of the error signal with a customized lock procedure

Waveform Generator
- Noise output
- Pulse width modulation (PWM)

Frequency Response Analyzer
- Input saturation warnings
- New Dynamic Amplitude feature optimizes output signal automatically for best measurement dynamic range

Spectrum Analyzer
- Logarithmic Vrms and Vpp scale

Phasemeter
- Output signals can now have DC offset added

Minor bug fixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

The included firmware update also adds API support for data streaming using Python, MATLAB or LabVIEW.

This update brings a new instrument to the Moku:Pro, plus new features and improvements in several existing instruments:

New instrument: FIR Filter Builder
- Create finite-impulse-response (FIR) filters at up to 40 MSa/s with arbitrary impulse response.

Laser Lock Box
- New-look block diagram shows scan and modulation signal paths
- New locking stages feature allows customizing lock procedure
- Lock Assist makes it easy to lock to a zero crossing of the error signal with a customized lock procedure

Waveform Generator
- Noise output
- Pulse width modulation (PWM)

Frequency Response Analyzer
- Input saturation warnings
- New Dynamic Amplitude feature optimizes output signal automatically for best measurement dynamic range

Spectrum Analyzer
- Logarithmic Vrms and Vpp scale

Phasemeter
- Output signals can now have DC offset added

Minor bug fixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

The included firmware update also adds API support for data streaming using Python, MATLAB or LabVIEW.

New in version 2.5.1:
- Moku Cloud Compile instruments now support up to 4 outputs
- Minor bug fixes and improvements

New in version 2.5.0:
This update brings new features and improvements in several instruments, including:

Phasemeter
- The current frequency offset and amplitude can now be output as analog voltage signals
- The phase-locked sine wave output can now be frequency multiplied up to 250x or divided down to 1/8x

Lock-In Amplifier and Laser Lock Box
- The external PLL signal can now be frequency multiplied up to 250x or divided down to 1/8x for use in demodulation
- The minimum PLL frequency has been decreased to 10 Hz
- The PLL can now auto-acquire frequencies below 1 MHz (minimum 10 Hz)
- PLL locking performance has been improved for small signals and signals with a large DC offset

Frequency Response Analyzer
- The math channel now supports arbitrary complex-valued equations involving the channel signals, enabling new types of complex transfer function measurements
- Input signals can now be measured in dBVpp and dBVrms in addition to dBm
- The progress of the sweep is now displayed on the graph
- The frequency axis can now be locked to prevent accidental changes during a long sweep

General
- Added support for the sinc function to the equation editor which can be used to generate custom waveforms in the Arbitrary Waveform Generator
- The number of control registers in Moku Cloud Compile instruments has been increased to 16
- Analog input/output settings are now included when saving and loading multi-instrument configurations
- Minor bug fixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

The included firmware update also includes API support for multi-instrument mode using Python, MATLAB or LabVIEW.

This update brings new features and improvements in several instruments, including:

Phasemeter
- The current frequency offset and amplitude can now be output as analog voltage signals
- The phase-locked sine wave output can now be frequency multiplied up to 250x or divided down to 1/8x

Lock-In Amplifier and Laser Lock Box
- The external PLL signal can now be frequency multiplied up to 250x or divided down to 1/8x for use in demodulation
- The minimum PLL frequency has been decreased to 10 Hz
- The PLL can now auto-acquire frequencies below 1 MHz (minimum 10 Hz)
- PLL locking performance has been improved for small signals and signals with a large DC offset

Frequency Response Analyzer
- The math channel now supports arbitrary complex-valued equations involving the channel signals, enabling new types of complex transfer function measurements
- Input signals can now be measured in dBVpp and dBVrms in addition to dBm
- The progress of the sweep is now displayed on the graph
- The frequency axis can now be locked to prevent accidental changes during a long sweep

General
- The equation editor which can be used to generate custom waveforms in the Arbitrary Waveform Generator now includes support for the sinc function
- The number of control registers in Moku Cloud Compile instruments has been increased to 16
- Analog input/output settings are now included when saving and loading multi-instrument configurations
- Minor bug fixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

The included firmware update also includes API support for multi-instrument mode using Python, MATLAB or LabVIEW.

• Minor bug fixes and improvements
New in version 2.4.0:
• Frequency Response Analyzer now supports up to 8192 points
• New In/In1 measurement mode in Frequency Response Analyzer
• Improved Phasemeter bandwidth (1 Hz – 1 MHz)
• Improved performance of low-frequency PLL locking in Lock-In Amplifier and Laser Lock Box
• Five new window functions in Spectrum Analyzer (Bartlett, Hamming, Nuttall, Gaussian, Kaiser)
• Oscilloscope and Data Logger now include two waveform generator channels in multi-instrument mode
• New auto-commit feature in Moku Cloud Compile
• Empty Multi-Instrument configurations can now be deployed to the device
• Unusable inputs/outputs are no longer shown on slots in Multi-Instrument mode
• Slot number is now visible in main menu when using Multi-Instrument mode
• Fixed an issue where instrument settings could be reset to default in Multi-Instrument mode
• Improved logarithmic axis tick placement
• Fixed conditional trigger switch not showing in Laser Lock Box settings drawer
• Fixed input/output gain could not be adjusted by less than 1 dB in Digital Filter Box
• Fixed floating drawer sections not displaying correctly
• Minor bugfixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

• Minor bug fixes and improvements
New in version 2.4.0:
• Frequency Response Analyzer now supports up to 8192 points
• New In/In1 measurement mode in Frequency Response Analyzer
• Improved Phasemeter bandwidth (1 Hz – 1 MHz)
• Improved performance of low-frequency PLL locking in Lock-In Amplifier and Laser Lock Box
• Five new window functions in Spectrum Analyzer (Bartlett, Hamming, Nuttall, Gaussian, Kaiser)
• Oscilloscope and Data Logger now include two waveform generator channels in multi-instrument mode
• New auto-commit feature in Moku Cloud Compile
• Empty Multi-Instrument configurations can now be deployed to the device
• Unusable inputs/outputs are no longer shown on slots in Multi-Instrument mode
• Slot number is now visible in main menu when using Multi-Instrument mode
• Fixed an issue where instrument settings could be reset to default in Multi-Instrument mode
• Improved logarithmic axis tick placement
• Fixed conditional trigger switch not showing in Laser Lock Box settings drawer
• Fixed input/output gain could not be adjusted by less than 1 dB in Digital Filter Box
• Fixed floating drawer sections not displaying correctly
• Minor bugfixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

The included firmware update also brings improvements to the Moku's built-in web interface, including:
• View and update instrument entitlements
• Edit device settings
• An OpenAPI specification

New in version 2.4.0:
• Frequency Response Analyzer now supports up to 8192 points
• New In/In1 measurement mode in Frequency Response Analyzer
• Improved Phasemeter bandwidth (1 Hz – 1 MHz)
• Improved performance of low-frequency PLL locking in Lock-In Amplifier and Laser Lock Box
• Five new window functions in Spectrum Analyzer (Bartlett, Hamming, Nuttall, Gaussian, Kaiser)
• Oscilloscope and Data Logger now include two waveform generator channels in multi-instrument mode
• New auto-commit feature in Moku Cloud Compile
• Empty Multi-Instrument configurations can now be deployed to the device
• Unusable inputs/outputs are no longer shown on slots in Multi-Instrument mode
• Slot number is now visible in main menu when using Multi-Instrument mode
• Fixed an issue where instrument settings could be reset to default in Multi-Instrument mode
• Improved logarithmic axis tick placement
• Fixed conditional trigger switch not showing in Laser Lock Box settings drawer
• Fixed input/output gain could not be adjusted by less than 1 dB in Digital Filter Box
• Fixed floating drawer sections not displaying correctly
• Minor bugfixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

The included firmware update also brings improvements to the Moku's built-in web interface, including:
• View and update instrument entitlements
• Edit device settings
• An OpenAPI specification

New in version 2.3.2:
- Minor bugfixes and improvements
New in version 2.3.0:
NEW INSTRUMENT – Laser Lock Box: stabilize a laser's frequency to a reference cavity or atomic transition using high-performance modulation locking techniques.
- Multi-instrument improvements:
--- Slot sync: synchronize the phase of internal oscillators and waveforms across instruments
--- Use drag-and-drop to connect signals to instrument slots
--- The most recent configuration is now saved and loaded automatically
--- Instruments can now be removed from a slot
- Full memory depth data can now be exported in the Oscilloscope
- Improved signal integrity in Spectrum Analyzer
- Phase values in the Waveform Generator, Arbitrary Waveform Generator, Phasemeter and Lock-In Amplifier can now be edited with 6 decimal places of precision
- Minor bugfixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

New in version 2.3.1:
- Minor bugfixes and improvements
New in version 2.3.0:
NEW INSTRUMENT – Laser Lock Box: stabilize a laser's frequency to a reference cavity or atomic transition using high-performance modulation locking techniques.
- Multi-instrument improvements:
--- Slot sync: synchronize the phase of internal oscillators and waveforms across instruments
--- Use drag-and-drop to connect signals to instrument slots
--- The most recent configuration is now saved and loaded automatically
--- Instruments can now be removed from a slot
- Full memory depth data can now be exported in the Oscilloscope
- Improved signal integrity in Spectrum Analyzer
- Phase values in the Waveform Generator, Arbitrary Waveform Generator, Phasemeter and Lock-In Amplifier can now be edited with 6 decimal places of precision
- Minor bugfixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

New in version 2.3.0:
NEW INSTRUMENT – Laser Lock Box: stabilize a laser's frequency to a reference cavity or atomic transition using high-performance modulation locking techniques.
- Multi-instrument improvements:
--- Slot sync: synchronize the phase of internal oscillators and waveforms across instruments
--- Use drag-and-drop to connect signals to instrument slots
--- The most recent configuration is now saved and loaded automatically
--- Instruments can now be removed from a slot
- Full memory depth data can now be exported in the Oscilloscope
- Improved signal integrity in Spectrum Analyzer
- Phase values in the Waveform Generator, Arbitrary Waveform Generator, Phasemeter and Lock-In Amplifier can now be edited with 6 decimal places of precision
- Minor bugfixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

NEW INSTRUMENT – Digital filter box: create up to eighth-order lowpass, highpass, bandpass and bandstop filters with adjustable parameters, or use your own coefficients to build a customized response.
- The Data Logger instrument can now be used in multi-instrument mode
- The Phasemeter instrument can be used in multi-instrument mode
- Data can be logged from the PID Controller and Lock-In Amplifier instruments in multi-instrument mode
- Slots can be left empty in multi-instrument mode
- Moku Cloud Compile instruments can now be controlled from the iPad
- Phasemeter has new advanced settings tab with wrapping and auto-reset options
- Binary LI files can be converted to CSV, MATLAB or NumPy formats when downloading from the device
- Fixed input LEDs not turning on when input is used
- Fixed crash when saving data with app language set to Korean
- Significantly reduced CPU usage in instruments
- Minor bugfixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements

New in version 2.1.1:
- Moku Cloud Compile support
- Fixed phase output in Phasemeter
- Fixed input trigger level coercion in Waveform Generator
- Support for iPadOS 15

- Moku Cloud Compile support
- Fixed phase output in Phasemeter
- Fixed input trigger level coercion in Waveform Generator
- Support for iPadOS 15

- Multi-instrument: run multiple instruments at the same time and connect them together to create your own customized test system.
- New back button to make switching between instruments even easier
- Fixed disabling local oscillator in the Lock-In Amplifier
- Fixed a bug where input range would not update when syncing channel scales in the Oscilloscope
- Updated Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian and German localizations

New in version 2.0.2:
- New Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian and German localizations
- Fixed averaging in Oscilloscope and Spectrum Analyzer
- Fixed single trigger mode in Oscilloscope
- Fixed trigger jitter hin 5 GS/s mode
- Data Logger can now log data in peak detect mode
- Fixed phase output not turning off when output disabled in Phasemeter
- Enabled state of OS channels is now read back correctly when connecting to device
- Fixed a bug which broke embedded oscilloscope at maximum sample rate
- Added File Manager to instrument main menu
- Added quick-start guide

This is the first version that works with new Moku:Pro hardware.