Engineers are on the go. Gone are the days when engineers do most of their work in the lab or on the bench. They use test equipment in the facility or at a job site, that is, out of the ordinary locations. For these settings, engineers need handheld, portable equipment to make precise, accurate measurements. Handheld oscilloscopes are the focus of this month's Question of the Month: How often do you use a Handheld Oscilloscope?
I've been thinking more about this topic, particularly as I was using a handheld scope the other day, and decided to compare the experience of debugging a glitchy signal directly against one of the bench scopes I have.
Considering that I have a hand-ful of hand-held (heh) scopes (none of them fancy, with a couple of them being extremely "hobby" level in fact) perhaps I could make a quick comparison / mini review of their strengths / weaknesses and how they are useful to me? Would that be interesting? And if so, what would be the best section for that? ("Test & Tools" seems to be the section, but maybe there's a better fit)
Now, I don't see people "reviewing" or comparing products outside of Roadtests or things they've won here, so maybe it's a bad idea?. Don't know 
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I'd like to see it. I think that finding glitchy waveforms is more difficult on current handhelds - while other functionality matches bench scope capabilities better.
So that would be an interesting exercise.
> I don't see people "reviewing" or comparing products outside of Roadtests
U blind 
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