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Know a student in an electrical engineering program? Does that student have an interest in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) or a related subject? Could that student use some support? If the answer to those questions is “Yes,” you need to know that 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. What is the significance of independent testing? Why is it so valuable to the Conformity Assessment Process? It is about trust and integrity.

A student pursuing an electrical engineering degree deserves support, especially if the student has an interest in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Elite Founder Jim Klouda thought so, and in his memory, Elite established the IEEE James C. Klouda Memorial Scholarship.

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.

Electrical components in an MEA aircraft have different requirements. The experts at Elite can answer your questions about DO-160 tests and the array of of related tests needed for compliance with aviation standards.

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’s long experience in aerospace compliance verification extends to DO-160 icing tests. Icing tests are run in Elite’s state of the art thermal chambers on DUTs in a variety of sizes and configurations. Learn more.

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. Learn More.

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

Elite Electronic Engineering is renowned for its industry-leading Aerospace and Military EMC test expertise. The trusted results and timeliness are products of decades of experience in performing those tests. Elite’s Senior EMC Engineer Steve Framarin is part of that legacy of experience and has outlined ten tips to make a MIL/Aero test series run more smoothly.

Elite is one of two test labs accepted under ALECP. Elite’s FAA Program Administrator Brad DeGrave leads the FAA Airport Lighting Certification Team and explains the tests along with Elite’s role.

Meet Elite's Brad DeGrave- You can see his work from the air.

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