The electronic test and measurement market will undergo significant transformation over the next 5 to 7 years with the advent of new technologies changing customer requirements in frequency and bandwidth among other equipment specifications. Worth $1.99 Billion in 2015, revenues are expected to reach $2.36 Billion by 2021 at a CAGR of 2.8% although revenue trajectory varies widely by product segment. Research Scope This research study focuses on core and context instruments used in laboratories by electronic design engineers including: -Oscilloscopes -Signal Generators -Spectrum and Signal Analyzers -Network Analyzers -Logic Analyzers -Bit Error Rate Testers (BERT) -Digital Multimeters (DMM) -Power Meters and USB Power Sensors -Electronic Counters The current market size for 2015 is provided for each segment and forecasted till 2021. Forecasts by competitive specification are also provided for each product category and include: -Bandwidth, sample rate, resolution, number of channels, and price for oscilloscopes -Type (function generator, arbitrary waveform generator (AWG), signal generator), frequency, modulation bandwidth, and price for signal generators -Type (spectrum versus signal analyzer), frequency, modulation bandwidth, and price for spectrum and signal analyzers -Frequency and price for network analyzers -Number of channels and price for logic analyzers -Speed, number of channels, and price for BERTs -Form factor (bench versus handheld), resolution and price for DMMs -Type (average versus peak), form factor (bench versus USB), frequency, and price for power meters -Frequency and price for frequency counters It also features the market shares of the leading competitors, which include Keysight Technologies, Rohde & Schwarz, Tektronix, Fluke, Anritsu, Cobham, Keithley, and Teledyne LeCroy among others. The study highlights industry challenges and growth drivers and restraints for the 2016-2021 period as well as analyzes the market from an end-user and geographic perspective. Industries covered include communications, aerospace & defense (A&D), consumer electronics, industrial and automotive, and others. Regions include North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, Middle East and Africa. Key Questions This Study Will Answer -Which product segments will grow the fastest over the next 5 years and what is the size in revenue of those opportunities? -What are the pockets of growth companies must exploit in the mature product categories? -What is the timing of the largest growth opportunities? When should electronic T&M OEMs start product development initiatives to capture them? -Who are the major shareholders and what are their growth prospects? Why Partner with Frost & Sullivan? -Robust and proven research methodology resulting in high-quality findings: Frost & Sullivan has established relationships with the leading participants in the value chain of the test and measurement industry with which it performs primary research for the purpose of its research services -Long experience researching and tracking test and measurement markets generating reliable information: Frost & Sullivan has published studies year on year on this industry for 15+ years and employs analysts with previous experience working for test and measurement OEMs, generating data you can trust -Breadth and depth of market coverage: Frost & Sullivan analyst team has performed analysis of the electronic measurement market from various perspectives including: Product: oscilloscopes, signal generators, signal analyzers, network analyzers, power meters, logic analyzers, electronic counters, digital multimeters Form factor: bench-top, modular, portable, handheld Application: research & development/lab, manufacturing/production, installation & maintenance/field End user: communications, aerospace and defense, consumer electronics, industrial electronics, automotive and transportation, others Geography: global and regional including North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa