If Moku:Lab only has two output channels, how is it possible to generate feedback control signals as well as the modulation tone and scanning waveform?
Written by Paul Cracknell
Updated at February 8th, 2021
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The low-bandwidth control signal on output channel 2 can be separated electronically from the high-frequency modulation tone using an external bias-tee (not included with Moku:Lab). An appropriate bias-tee can be purchased from Mini-Circuits.
The scanning waveform is typically applied to the same actuator as the high-bandwidth control signal, so no bias-tee is required to separate the two signals.