Interact in real-time
pymoku is compatible with Python scripting and live environments, making it easy to start interacting with your Moku:Lab device right away.
Write and share scripts for repeatable automation or command your Moku:Lab live, record and analyze your data all in a single place by partnering pymoku with Jupyter.
Automated control
pymoku takes Moku:Lab to the next level, turning it into an automated test, measurement and control device for your lab.
pymoku enables your Moku:Lab to automatically:
switch instruments,
acquire and process measurements in real-time,
save data logs/metadata for post-processing,
and generate output signals to control your system.
Open-source integration
Add depth to your pymoku applications by integrating with the many open-source Python libraries available on the web.
Create beautiful visualisations with seaborn, or track progress of your experiment remotely by streaming to the web using plotly. Got data? Pandas provides an endless list of high-performance data structures and easy-to-use analysis tools to get the job done.
Cross-Platform
pymoku can be dropped in to any existing lab infrastructure. It's fully supported on Windows, Linux and OSX and in many cases can be installed without special privileges.
Share your programs with all your colleagues and computers, regardless of operating system; they'll run anywhere.
Get startedInstall the Pymoku package via Python pip. Detailed instruction can be found |
Get startedInstall the Pymoku package via Python pip. Detailed instruction can be found in the Getting Started Guide. Example scripts are available on the GitHub. |
Python Note: Pymoku currently supports Python versions 2.7 and 3.6. |
Example Scripts Find example scripts for each instrument on Pymoku’s GitHub page. |
Getting Started Guide Here’s a quick guide on how to install Pymoku via pip for Moku:Lab. |
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Python Note: Pymoku currently supports Python versions 2.7 and 3.6. |
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Example Scripts Find example scripts for each instrument on Pymoku’s GitHub page. |
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Getting Started Guide Here’s a quick guide on how to install Pymoku via pip for Moku:Lab. |
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