SignalLab VC++ is a package that includes components needed for generating, outputting, and managing dynamic signals. As a consequence, the tool enables fast data stream processing, via DSP. Digital signal processing is opposed to the traditional lower-energy-consumption method called analog processing.

These signal processing techniques are used to process data, and each one has its own hardware requirements. DSP offers increased performance in transmissions and data compression. It is more resource-demanding than analog processing, which includes passive components only, and therefore needs fewer computing resources.

The large SignalLab library includes three versions of components: an MFC compatible Visual C++ version, a .NET 4.0, 4.5, and higher version, and a VCL – Firemonkey version (for for Delphi / C++ Builder / RAD Studio 10.3). All of these versions (including the current one, SignalLab VC++), contain components that are very similarly integrated and optimized for the native Windows OS and are suitable for both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures.

This library component is an extensive suite. Here, you could expect to find a set of tools designed to facilitate the following digital processes: generating, processing, playing, analyzing, and recording digital signals, followed by outputting the results. Moreover, these components help to mix incoming distinct signal resources and display their results.

SignalLab VC++ contains an extensive list of generation, conversion, timing, and transformation components. Some of the applications of this library include real-time data acquisition, process control, (digital) signal analysis, data visualization, visual instrumentation, and more.