Checking the Pulse of the Global Oscilloscopes Market

-- Frost & Sullivan hosts complimentary webinar discussing how product innovation generates growth and drives market shares in this market

MOUNTAIN VIEW, California, Oct. 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --

The oscilloscopes market, the largest product category in the general purpose test equipment industry, has been challenged in 2012. This comes despite positive trends surrounding electronics and their increasing complexity that necessitate new capabilities in oscilloscopes. Will more positive economic conditions change the fate of this market in 2013 and beyond?

Frost & Sullivan's Test & Measurement group hosts a complimentary webinar that will discuss the following:

• Mega Trends that will affect the oscilloscopes market
• Growth drivers and restraints and future market size
• Trends from key perspectives, including bandwidth
• Frost & Sullivan's expert opinion on key market issues

Covering market and technology trends, size and forecast, along with upcoming challenges, this presentation is pertinent to all participants in the oscilloscope market value chain, ranging from suppliers to oscilloscope OEMs, distributors of electronic test equipment, as well as end users across industries, including computing, aerospace and defense, automotive, communications, industrial, semiconductors, and consumer electronics, among others.

"Customers are asking for greater functionality in oscilloscopes. As the center of the bench, the oscilloscope is the tool of choice for integration," said Frost & Sullivan's Test & Measurement Industry Director Jessy Cavazos (@frostjessy). "Capabilities in oscilloscopes are increasing drastically to become more comprehensive measurement tools, thus merging domains. This spells opportunity for some OEMs, but danger for others, as some OEMs have significant standalone businesses in the product categories converging with oscilloscopes, including spectrum analyzers and signal generators."

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Registration

• To attend the briefing, email jeannette.garcia@frost.com your full name, job title, company name, company telephone number, company email address and website, city, state and country.
• Receive a recorded version of the briefing anytime by submitting the aforementioned contact details.

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