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t.alex

5/14/2012 9:42 AM EDT

We also need automated testing API.

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SuV

5/11/2012 12:29 PM EDT

please have a look at the rohde & schwarz RTO scopes. Best GUI so far, Unmatched ...

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Agilent takes best in scope

Janine Love

5/9/2012 3:25 PM EDT

In its recently released analysis of the oscilloscope market, Frost & Sullivan ranked Agilent as the market leader and awarded it the 2011 Global Frost & Sullivan Award  for Company of the Year.  Frost & Sullivan gives this award to the company "that has demonstrated superior entrepreneurial ability in the industry." Agilent was recognized not only for its high-end scope contributions, but also for its products in all segments of the scope market and its participation in technology standards groups.

It's been a big year for scopes, with Agilent and LeCroy going toe to toe in the bandwidth race and Tektronix rolling six new scopes so far this year. The high-end scopes get a lot of play in the engineering publications, but how important are they to you? Recently, LeCroy tipped its plans to reach 100GHz bandwidth by next year.  

So, I'm wondering: Is that the most important thing to you or would you rather see improvements in the user interface? Automated test features? Sound off below.




hm

5/9/2012 8:40 PM EDT

Yes, Agilent scope are cool. But we need to see mixed domain scope aka scope/spectrum analyser combo with 90dB dynamic range.

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SuV

5/11/2012 12:29 PM EDT

please have a look at the rohde & schwarz RTO scopes. Best GUI so far, Unmatched FFT,and not to mention that the Other important Specs are also good!!.

All The Best!!
SuV
India

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daleste

5/11/2012 12:42 AM EDT

Some people do need the high band width available only in the high end scopes, but most only need a basic scope. I would be happy with an inexpensive probe that I can plug into my laptop USB. Put the GUI on the computer. 500 MHz is good enough. I don't see these companies working on that market.

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t.alex

5/14/2012 9:42 AM EDT

We also need automated testing API.

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