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SignalTools Namespace

General purpose components for signal processing and signal analysis.

Name 
Description 
The following table lists classes in this documentation. 
The following table lists functions in this documentation. 
The following table lists structs, records, enums in this documentation. 
The following table lists types in this documentation. 
The following table lists variables in this documentation. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Abstract class for TSignal and TSpectrum components. 
 
Allows design time and run-time connectivity of TAnalysis. 
 
Abstract class for all components, which hold a list of TAnalysis components. 
 
Abstract class for TSpectrum and TSignal Collections. 
 
Manages a list of marks. 
 
Stores mark position and value info. 
 
Abstract item class that enables connectivity of components. 
 
Class defined to store uniformly sampled data. 
 
A collection for a list of references to TSignal objects. 
 
Item class that enables connectivity of components. 
 
Collection item. 
 
Manages a list of TSignal objects. 
 
Class defined to store and manage a frequency spectrum. 
 
A collection for a list of references to TSpectrum objects. 
 
Spectrum collection item. 
 
Manages a list of TSpectrum objects.  
 
An abstract class for stream capable TList. 
 
Streamable list of lists. 
 
Handles a list of memory streams. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Copies a spectrum.. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Defined to support double/single compatibility. 
 
Defines how to handle the phase of the frequency spectrum. 
 
Defines the range of the computed phase spectrum. 
 
Defines the measuring units for the phase. 
 
Defines how to process pipes. 
 
Defines the state of the processing pipe. 
 
Defines how the marks will be sorted. 
Name 
Description 
This is type SignalTools.TPipeStateArray. 
Name 
Description 
Defins fixed column width for text reports.. 
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