Corporate History

Started business of the entrusted development in Hachioji, Tokyo.

Micronix Corporation was established.
Head office: 10-18, Seishin 3-chome, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa-ken
Hachioji office: Midoricho Hachioji-shi, Tokyo

Relocated Hachioji office to the present place to expand the business.

Digital oscilloscope COM3000, which was the entrusted development for Kikusui Electronics Corp, won the 「Grand Prize of Good Design Award」 in the industrial equipment section in 1988.

The capital was increased to ¥30million.

The second building was completed.

Time interval analyzer MC2500 was developed owing to “1991’s Subsidy for Small and Midium-sized Enterprise by Tokyo government to develop new product and new technology” and announced as the first product with the Micronix brand.

Peak level analyzer MP1500 was developed owing to “1992’s Subsidy for Small and Midium-sized enterprise by Tokyo government to develop new product and new technology” and announced as the third product with the Micronix brand.

The third building was completed.

“The development of small size & wide bandwidth RF Spectrum Analyzer” was selected to “Technological research & investigation enterprise in 1999” by SMRJ.

The development of small size & wide bandwidth RF Spectrum Analyzer” was selected to “Technological research & investigation enterprise in 2000” by SMRJ.

ETC tester ME8800 won “Venture Technology Grand Prize of Tokyo”
2002.1
Received the Small and Medium Enterprise Research Center Award and the Technology Development Encouragement Award for the commercialization of the ETC tester.

Handheld 3.3 GHz spectrum analyzer MSA338 won “Good Design Award”.

Awarded the Excellence Prize at the First Courageous Management Awards by the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Won a prize in 2007 for top 300 excellent small makers from Japanese government [METI].

The shield box “Taurus series” without radio wave absorber was launched.
EMS test system MR2350 was launched.

MSA500 series handheld real-time spectrum analyzer selected as an approved product for the "Tokyo Metropolitan Government Trial Order Approval System".

Developed a vector standard signal generator and released it as RF signal generator MSG703 in the "FY 2013 supplementary small and medium-sized enterprises manufacturing, commerce, and service innovation project.

Announced the magnetic field probe MMP500 as a result of joint research with the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute (development of an antenna for simple measurement of conductive EMI).