generate_output
Generate interval or count bases signal on the given output channelOutputs are matched to their corresponding Intervals. For example, Output 1 (or Output A) is always matched to Interval 1,and so on for all channels
Parameters
integer required
Target channel
allowed values:Moku:Lab 1, 2 Moku:Go 1, 2 Moku:Pro 1, 2, 3, 4
string required
Output signal type
allowed values:Interval, Count number required
Scaling ratio of the interval (in seconds) into Volts
units: V number
Time duration that is converted to 0V
default: 0 required
Output range
allowed values:2Vpp, 10Vpp boolean
Whether to invert the output signal
default: false boolean
Disable all implicit conversions and coercions.
default: true# Examples
from moku.instruments import TimeFrequencyAnalyzer
i = TimeFrequencyAnalyzer('192.168.###.###')
# Generate Interval output on output1 with 0 scaling and zero point
i.generate_output(channel=1, signal_type="Interval", scaling=0, zero_point=0)
# Generate Count output on output2 with 0 scaling
i.generate_output(channel=1, signal_type="Count", scaling=0)
# configure event detectors
# configure interval analyzers
# retrieve data
data = i.get_data()
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m = MokuTimeFrequencyAnalyzer('192.168.###.###')
% Generate Interval output on output1 with 0 scaling and zero point
m.generate_output(1, 'Interval', 0, 'zero_point', 0)
% Generate Count output on output2 with 0 scaling
m.generate_output(1, 'Count', 0)
% configure event detectors
% configure interval analyzers
% retrieve data
m.get_data()
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# You should create a JSON file with the data content rather than passing
# arguments on the CLI as the lookup data is necessarily very large
$: cat request.json
{
"channel" : 1,
"signal_type":"Interval",
"scaling":0,
"zero_point":0
}
$: curl -H 'Moku-Client-Key: <key>' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data @request.json \
http:// <ip >/api/tfa/generate_output
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