About this app
Please note: This app, Moku:Lab, only supports Moku:Lab devices running legacy firmware. Search for our newer app, simply called Moku:, to get support for latest firmware, more hardware models, more instruments, and new ways to take full advantage of the Moku hardware. ----- Moku:Lab is a revolutionary all-in-one test and measurement device for professional scientists and engineers. Moku:Lab comes with 12 professional-grade instruments: • Oscilloscope • Spectrum analyzer • Waveform generator • Phasemeter • Data logger • Lock-in amplifier • PID controller • Frequency response analyzer • Digital filter box • Arbitrary waveform generator • FIR filter builder • Laser lock box With high-speed analog inputs and outputs combined with reconfigurable FPGA hardware, the digital signal-processing capabilities are virtually limitless. The Moku:Lab app for iPad communicates wirelessly with your device and is mission control for all of your Moku instruments. Each instrument features an intuitive multi-touch user interface, thoughtfully designed and meticulously optimized for iPad. Stream data and control your experiment in real time as you move around the lab. Connect to Dropbox, iCloud or email to instantly save your data and share your breakthroughs with colleagues or friends. Try out the app in demo mode to interact with simulated signals and experience the innovative iPad interface. For more information visit www.liquidinstruments.com.
Latest release
What’s New
What's new in 1.9.10: - Added information about the Moku: app. If updating from version 1.9.3 or newer, this version will not require a firmware update. What's new in 1.9.9: - Improved performance and stability. What's new in 1.9.8: - The PLL in the Lock-In Amplifier now works at frequencies down to 100 Hz. - The filter in the Laser Lock Box can now be configured as a bandstop (notch) filter or with custom coefficients. - Added output channel settings when saving data in the Oscilloscope and Data Logger - Fixed a bug in saving math channel phase data in the Frequency Response Analyzer - Fixed a bug with displaying reference traces on the math channel in the Frequency Response Analyzer - Minor bug fixes, performance enhancements and interface improvements.
Audience growth
Ratings growth
Baseline captured. Growth appears after the crawler observes a changed rating count.
Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.
Price tracking
Price intelligence
First snapshot captured. The trend line starts after the next crawler price observation.
- First observed Aug 23, 2026 · 6:55 AM Free
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