You will use a multimeter a lot more than an oscilloscope. An oscilloscope is invaluable if something dynamic isn't working correctly. All that LCR stuff becom

You will use a multimeter a lot more than an oscilloscope. An oscilloscope is invaluable if something dynamic isn't working correctly. All that LCR stuff becomes real when you can see it. SPI bus and i2c bus issues become possible to visualize - though a protocol analyzer is even nicer, a scope will do.