Sample rate (up to) 15.63 MS/s |
Filter coefficients (up to) 14,819 |
Input voltage range ±5 V into 50 Ω |
Integrated Oscilloscope 500 MS/s |
FIR Filter Builder overview
With Moku:Lab’s FIR Filter Builder, you can design and implement lowpass, highpass, bandpass, and bandstop finite impulse response (FIR) filters with up to 14,819 coefficients at a sampling rate of 244.1 kHz. Moku:Lab’s iPad interface allows you to fine tune your filter’s response in the frequency and time domains to suit your specific application. Select between four frequency response shapes, five common impulse responses, and up to eight window functions.
Features
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Specifications
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FIR Filter Builder overview
With Moku:Lab’s FIR Filter Builder, you can design and implement lowpass, highpass, bandpass, and bandstop finite impulse response (FIR) filters with up to 14,819 coefficients at a sampling rate of 244.1 kHz. Moku:Lab’s iPad interface allows you to fine tune your filter’s response in the frequency and time domains to suit your specific application. Select between four frequency response shapes, five common impulse responses, and up to eight window functions.
Features
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Specifications
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Design and create advanced filters, all from an intuitive iPad
interface, or with Python and MATLAB (LabVIEW coming soon).
Design and create advanced filters, all from an intuitive iPad interface, or with Python and MATLAB (LabVIEW coming soon).
F.A.Q.
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Can I load my own filter coefficients?
Yes, you can input your filter coefficients by putting your kernel into a CSV file.
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Can I also create IIR filters?
While this instrument (FIR Filter Builder) is used to design FIR filters, you can use the Digital Filter Box to create IIR filters.
F.A.Q.
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Can I load my own filter coefficients?
Yes, you can input your filter coefficients by putting your kernel into a CSV file.
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Can I also create IIR filters?
While this instrument (FIR Filter Builder) is used to design FIR filters, you can use the Digital Filter Box to create IIR filters.