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 Oscilloquartz
was founded in 1949 in the picturesque city of Neuchatel, Switzerland,
situated in the heart of Europe’s traditional watchmaking region.
From the beginning, Oscilloquartz has been at the forefront of time and
frequency technologies, e.g. by supplying highly accurate clocks to Neuchatel
Observatory (since 1950) and Paris Observatory (since 1955). In 1958,
Oscilloquartz developed and produced their first Hydrogen Maser, and in 1964
their first Cesium system was delivered to ESRO (predecessor of the European
Space Agency). The year 1962 marked a successful introduction for Oscilloquartz
in the telecommunication marketplace by standardizing its production of
frequency re-generation and distribution equipment. |
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This heritage places Oscilloquartz as the world’s leader in design and
manufacture of high quality quartz crystal oscillators and allows the company to
offer unrivalled experience in the development and manufacture of affordable
synchronisation systems for the telecommunications industry.
To maintain
leadership in the time and frequency domain, Oscilloquartz employs highly
skilled engineers devoted to achieving the best of class performances in quartz
and Cesium applications as well as in satellite-drivenGPSreceivers (Global
Positioning System) and synchronisation regenerators. User-friendly local and/or
remote management systems, entirely developed by Oscilloquartz, ensure the
smooth operation of the equipment.
As an ISO 9001 and
ISO 14001 certified company, Oscilloquartz conforms to worldclass quality
assurance standards with regards to its production, management and environmental
processes. In addition, the company is certified as an accredited
Calibration Centre for Time and Frequency by METAS (Metrology and Accreditation
Switzerland).
Finally, as a total solution provider, Oscilloquartz offers a range of
special services during the whole life cycle of its systems. These are
generically referred to as
“SyncServices”.
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