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 Hazeltine Corporation was a prominent American electronics company that
played a significant role in the development of various military and aerospace
technologies during the mid-20th century. The company was founded in 1924 by
Louis Alan Hazeltine, along with Dr. Marvin Camras and Dr. Frank Lewis, and it was headquartered in Chicago,
Illinois. Hazeltine Corporation was known for its contributions to the fields of
radio engineering, radar, and electronic countermeasures.
During World War II, Hazeltine was involved in the
development of radar systems for military applications. Their work on radar
technology was crucial in improving the effectiveness of air defense and
anti-submarine warfare. Hazeltine's engineers developed the AN/APG-36 illuminator
radar, which was used in the AIM-7 Sparrow air-to-air missile system,
significantly enhancing its accuracy and effectiveness. The company also worked on electronic
countermeasures systems to jam enemy radar and communication systems, which
helped protect military aircraft and ships. Hazeltine was also involved in the development of
television technology and electronic communication systems.
In 1973, Hazeltine Corporation became part of Emerson Electric
Co., which was a global technology and engineering company.
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