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Technical Communications Corporation
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Technical Communications Corporation, commonly abbreviated TCC,
is an American company and manufacturer
of military-grade secure communications systems
and customised solutions, for voice, data and video information on a range
of networks. The company was founded in 1961 in Concord (Massachusetts, USA)
– where it still is today – and became a public company in 1970.
TCC was an early player in the field of
voice scramblers,
and holds no less
that 17 patents in the field of secure communications. Furthermore, the company
claims to have developed 17 cryptographic algorithms [1].
In 1995, TCC acquired the assets of the American crypto
firm Datotek
from its (then) owner AT&T.
At present, Crypto Museum has one TCC object in its collection.
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TCC equipment on this website
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DSP-9000 Base station EDT voice scrambler DSP-9000-HS Handset EDT voice scrambler DSP-9000 Implant board EDT voice scrambler HSE-6000 Radio headset and telephone encryption system CSD-3324-SE Secure telephone
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1971 Privacy communications system 1973 Voice privacy device 1980 Voice privacy system with amplitude masking 1981 Secure communication system with improved frequency-hopping arrangement 1983 Secure facsimile transmission system using time-delay modulation 1984 Privacy communication system employing time/frequency transformation 1998 System for encoding encryption/decryption information into IFF challenges
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- Technical Communications Corp.
100 Domino Drive
Concord
MA 01742-2892
USA
Phone: +1 (0)978-287-5100
Website: www.tccsecure.com
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![TCC corporate logo. Copyright TCC [1].](img/tcc_logo.jpg){kind=logo}
