Standard Model for Lab Use
Moku:Lab is a multi-measurement device that features an analog input bandwidth of 200MHz, with 2 channels for input and output, and supports up to 14 different measurement functions. It is a standard model equipped with the specifications necessary for lab use. While incorporating multiple functions in a single unit, it has a compact size with a diameter of 22 cm, helping to reduce installation space.
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■Main Specifications - Analog Input: 2 ch, 200 MHz, 500 MSa/s - Analog Output: 2 ch, 300 MHz, 1 GSa/s - Noise Floor: 30 nV/sqrt @ >100 kHz - Clock Stability: < 500 ppb ■A total of 14 functions, including "Measurement & Analysis," "Waveform Generation," and "Control," can be used with a single unit. <Measurement & Analysis Functions> - Oscilloscope - Spectrum Analyzer - Data Logger - Phase Meter - Lock-In Amplifier - Frequency Response Analyzer - Time & Frequency Analyzer - Logic Analyzer & Pattern Generator <Waveform Generation Functions> - Function Generator - Arbitrary Waveform Generator <Control Functions> - Laser Lock Box - PID Controller - Digital Filter Box - FIR Filter Builder *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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Opto Science was established in 1987 and is an import trading company that introduces advanced products from overseas. The range of products we handle is diverse, but as our company name suggests, many of them utilize "light" and are related to "science." Specifically, we deal with optical components and optical devices related to lasers, inspection systems that utilize the properties of light, and key modules among other products. The products we handle receive strong support from researchers and engineers around the world. We quickly introduce and provide these products to universities, research institutions, and industrial sectors in Japan.