EG&G: Difference between revisions

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EG&G (Edgerton, Germeshausen, and Grier) (→ WikiData) was a US defense contractor, headquartered in Gaithersburg, MD.

In 2002, it became the EG&G division of URS Corporation, who later discontinued the use of the EG&G name in 2009.

The EG&G Princeton Applied Research division produced some test and measurement equipment that was Tek-related (see details below).

Model	Class	Series	Description	Introduced	Discontinued
EG&G ACS-2003A	Plug-in	7000-series scopes	Sampling Amplifier	(?)	(?)
EG&G ACS-2006A	Plug-in	7000-series scopes	Sampling Timebase	(?)	(?)
EG&G N-AM-171	Plug-in	7000-series scopes	"High Frequency Module"	(?)	(?)
EG&G N-AM-173A	Plug-in	7000-series scopes	"Prebase Amplifier"	(?)	(?)

Model	Class	Series	Description	Introduced	Discontinued
EG&G 163	Plug-in	7000 and 3S series sampling heads	Sampling integrator	(?)	(?)
EG&G 4421	Plug-in	7000 and 3S series sampling heads	Sampling integrator	(?)	(?)

Possibly Tek related:

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-#redirect[[wikipedia:EG&G]]
+{{Company
+|Name=EG&G (Edgerton, Germeshausen, and Grier)
+|Country=USA
+|City=Gaithersburg, MD
+|Affiliations=
+|Started=1947
+|Wikidata id=Q846819
+}} was a US defense contractor, headquartered in Gaithersburg, MD.
+In 2002, it became the EG&G division of URS Corporation, who later discontinued the use of the EG&G name in 2009.
+The ''EG&G Princeton Applied Research'' division produced some test and measurement equipment that was Tek-related (see details below).
+==Links==
+* [[wikipedia:EG&G|EG&G @ Wikipedia]]
+{{Products|EG&G}}
+{{Products|EG&G Princeton Applied Research}}
+Possibly Tek related:
+* EG&G Princeton Applied Research 4203 Signal Averager
 [[Category:Companies]]