Sometimes, when tracking a very difficult to reproduce issue, it takes long time to keep tracking the data. For example, I would setup a computer to open UART logging function and leave it for a entire day or even overnight. In the second day, I w...

At minimum provide a counter to trigger on the nth event. For example on the 5th rising edge. At best provide if then else triggering across multiple channels.

Be able to save a capture and compare it to another. Basically, compare two tabs to each other, one above the other. Be able to slide them forward/backward together or independently to line up where you want them to be. Zoom should also be inde...

FFT Spectrum Analyzer to view analog signals in the frequency domain. Requested features: o Display Real Time FFT Display o Average mode with Peak Hold Feature o Ability to specify frequency bandwidth (Low Band Limit, High Band Limit, F...

More triggering options. Let's say I want to decode on a I2C protocol. A very handy trigger will be by Address or Address & Data (like most MSO have). Let's say I have more than one I2C devices on bus, and I'm interested to see only one device...

Have the ability to crop the data to save only what is needed. With analog, the files are getting huge very quickly...

The user should not have to worry about ground loops.

Hide the waveform and simply show the protocol data. When debugging bus transactions it is often not important to see the waves, but I do need to see the protocol. Continuously monitoring for protocol and showing that data in real time would help.

I think some simple math functions like add, subtract, multiply, AND, OR, XOR, and NOT would be very helpful. For example trace 2 minus trace 1 to make a new trace, like what is in differential signals like RS485. Or how about Comparing the inputs...

Greater Contrast, brighter, and bolder scope traces and text It would be best if we could increase the brightness and the contrast of the channel traces and the texts. This is very useful when inserting the images on a document and printing them....