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Elite is an A2LA and NVLAP accredited laboratory and is accredited to provide trusted results. Learn more.

Elite's testing team stays on top of what the FCC needs for the fastest and most complete approval. Learn more.

Science fiction has opened doors to ideas leading to new devices. None of us know what technology will be next but safety and reliability will apply as they do now.

The experts from Elite have been hitting the industry hotspots this month across the Midwest. Learn more.

Elite is accepted by the FAA as an ALECP Third-Party Certification Body for all types of airport lighting equipment. Learn how to get your equipment certified.

In addition to FMVSS 302, Elite is accredited to perform flammability and burn rate tests in accordance with RTCA DO-160, and MIL-STD-202, giving us deep experience

If you’re located near Chicago or Detroit this month, take advantage of these convenient and economical chances to learn what’s new and expand your network.

To confirm that your antenna is performing as designed, Elite can perform antenna testing to check efficiency, gain, and directivity. Learn more.

April is the month of IEEE Education Week, April 2-8, a weeklong celebration of educational opportunities provided by the IEEE. Learn More.

Learn about the functional safety aspects of their EMC evaluation including the applicable regulations and compliance standards.

March 14 is Pi Day! 3.14, the two-decimal-place value of pi (π), also represents the date, which by happy coincidence is Albert Einstein’s birthday.

Our chemical-exposure testing experts have put together a checklist of things to know if your product needs testing. Learn more.

This year EWeek is observed February 19-25. Learn More.

The basic corrosion-resistance evaluation of material and its coating is salt fog testing. Elite performs salt fog tests as part of its suite of climatic tests.

At Elite we perform regulatory EMC compliance testing on large vehicles and electronic subassemblies used in the construction, agricultural, the forestry industries.

The IEEE James C. Klouda Memorial Scholarship application deadline is coming up on January 31.

Equipment expected to perform in harsh environments rely on chemical exposure testing to show how it will hold up in those conditions. Learn more.

Elite Electronic Engineering Inc. is one of the world’s leading independent testing laboratories. Learn more.

A student pursuing an electrical engineering degree deserves support, especially if the student has an interest in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).

In 2022, the Elite team visited long-time friends and met new ones at industry events far and wide. Check out our 2022 event recap.

Elite’s long experience in aerospace compliance verification extends to DO-160 icing tests. Learn more.

Electrical components in an MEA aircraft have different requirements. The experts at Elite can answer your questions about DO-160 test.

Meet Mark Rugg - An engineer in Elite’s MIL-AERO area who once worked on Air Force Two verifying the Vice President's telephone.

Elite is equipped to perform the full range of night vision imaging system compatibility tests assuring compliance with MIL-STD-3009, MIL-L-85762A, and SAE ARP5825A.

The FCC is requiring more antenna details on Part 15 Transmitter applications. Learn more.

Elite Electronic Engineering’s Pat Hall and Tom Klouda have been performing HIRF tests on aircraft components for decades and explain how the test is done.

Meet Adam Grant - 19 years in the lab and now your go-to for technical guidance on Military and Aerospace EMC Testing.

The European Union recently published an updated edition to the Radio Equipment Official Journal. With this edition important publications of standards include

Manufacturers come to Elite for a wide range of reliability tests and analytical services.

Elite Electronic Engineering is renowned for its industry-leading Aerospace EMC and Military EMC test expertise.

An aircraft’s environment is everything. It needs air to provide lift, it needs to stay aloft in the rain and heavy winds, and it needs to endure lightning strikes.

Elite has the distinction of being one of only two test labs the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) accepts as a third-party certifier of critical airfield