Test Equipment for WWII Radar Counter-Measures (CXFD)
This World War II era test equipment was for use with radar counter-measures (CXFD) and designed to substitute for a radar system for testing CXFD equipment, radar jammers, beacon systems and similar devices. and to monitor the pulse-modulated output of radar counter-measures equipment. This device was developed by Ralph Deutsch at the National Bureau of Standards and built by Columbia Broadcasting System for the U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships. Declassified in 1954. “Source National Institute of Standards and Technology Digital Collections, Gaithersburg, MD 20899 Accession Number 1998.0138.002″
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