An oscilloscope may be the closest thing to a “universal” test instrument for most engineers. One is usually found on every testbench and design station, for checking both high-frequency analog and high-speed digital designs. But with electronic designs growing denser and more complex, traditional two- or four-channel oscilloscopes lack the firepower needed to test multiple-channel circuits and systems.
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