The Spherical Radiator was
developed by NIST and Digital Equipment Corp. (DEC)
• B. Archambeault/DEC deeply
involved with NIST in developing the system.
• Major funding from U.S. NAVY
(Naval Air Test Center EMI Team)
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SETH Corp. Re-designed original NIST Spherical Radiator
• B. Archambeault leaves DEC for SETH Corp.
• SETH Corp. makes Spherical Radiator a product, the SRS-2100.
• B. Archambeault leaves SETH Corp for warmer climates.
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Applied Electromagnetic Technology, LLC Established in 2000.
• Dr. B. Archambeault and partners start AET.
• Redesign of the 3rd Generation Spherical Radiator as PSDS with all new circuits.
• AET begins building and selling PSDS products and options.
• AET goes on to develop even newer generations of PSDS spherical dipole circuitry and related products.
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AET Establishes Market, Growth and Launches New Products.
• Higher frequency PSDS design roadmap established and pursued.
• Strategic Partnership formed with RfTek.
• AET launches new Comb Generator product line; USDS, DRFS and USB-S.
• Sales Reps on East and West Coast markets established.
• Sales reach international markets.
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AET Matures and Grows Market Share
• AET forms channel partnership with ETS-Lindgren, Incorporated
• Sales Reps for Europe and Asia markets established.
• EMCO Elektronik GmbH partnership established for regions in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
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AET continues their upward trend
• AET introduces 2nd generation USDS design with higher RF frequency range, Li-Ion battery for longer operating time, and improved charging interface.
• AET reintroduces the PSDS with new GUI driven computer controlled RF synthesizer embedded inside spherical dipole.
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AET matures the PSDS software and develops new products
• AET offers computer control of RF receivers and spectrum analyzers with PSDS GUI.
• AET develops new high-power and high-speed pulsed version of USB-S for RF receiver testing.
• AET develops new fiber optic interface for USB communications |
