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Microlab/FXR was a US manufacturer of
Technical Surveillance and Counter Measures equipment (TSCM),
based in Livingston (New Jersey, USA).
The company was founded in 1949 as a specialist in RF components.
In 1966 it was renamed Microlab/FXR after a merger of Microlab, Bogart and FXR.
In the 1970s, the company became known worldwide for their
non-linear junction detectors (NLJDs).
In 2001 the company was taken over by Wireless Telecom Group (WTG),
who sold it on to RF Industries in 2021.
The company now specialises in passive and active RF components again.
In the mid-1970s, Microlab introduced the SuperScout non-linear junction
detector — a device for finding electronic circuits inside walls and furniture —
based on the British Broon. Initially, it was
only available to the Governments of the United States and friendly nations,
but in 1980, the export restrictions were lifted and a civil version of the
SuperScout became available worldwide.
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Microlab/FXR equipment on this website
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- Microlab/FXR
Ten Microlab Road
Livingston
New Jersey 07039
Phone: +1 (0)201-992-7700 (New Jersey)
Phone: +1 (0)212-721-9000 (New York)
Website: fxr.com
- Microlab (A Division of RF Industries)
25 Eastmans Road
Parsippany
New Jersey 07054
Phone: +1 (0)862 328-1101
Website: http://microlabtech.com
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