Universal Software Oscilloscope Library 2.8.0

Developed by Michael Bernstein, Universal Software Oscilloscope Library weighs in at about 3.5MB, meaning that the download will complete in no time at all. The download is so light because you’re downloading an archive. Inside the archive there’s a folder that once extracted out of the archive weighs in at under 10MB.

What can you do with the application once it has been downloaded onto your computer? Perhaps this will put things in perspective. Universal Software Oscilloscope Library is an oscilloscope software tool with documentation/examples that does not depend on source of showed data. The software does not need to be installed – which makes it portable.

Integrated into an application Universal Software Oscilloscope Library could be used for data acquisition, instrumental tuning, network protocol debugging, and variable observation purposes.

Universal Software Oscilloscope Library creates a viewing oscilloscope as a separate window, completely independent of the program that activated it. The window displays all the bits and pieces you would expect to get from a real oscilloscope.

There are several things that you care going to like about Universal Software Oscilloscope Library is that you can use it free of charge. You can do this because the application is freeware. You are also going to like that it will work without a problem on all versions of the Microsoft-developed Windows operating system. This is because Universal Software Oscilloscope Library only employs the most basic API functions of MS Windows – this in turn allows it to run on all Windows versions, starting with Windows 95 and up to the latest iteration, Windows 7.

Speaking of working, Universal Software Oscilloscope Library does so at breakneck speeds - over one million quantization steps of signal per second. Besides speed, Universal Software Oscilloscope Library also provides versatility. It can be integrated into another application.

Pros

• Freeware
• Speedy performance and versatility
• Reliable and robust
• Doesn’t have to be installed
• Works with all versions of the Microsoft –developed Windows operating system.

Cons

• None that I could think of

Universal Software Oscilloscope Library has been reviewed by George Norman on 31 Mar 2010. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated Universal Software Oscilloscope Library 4 out of 5 stars, naming it Excellent