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Line & Antenna Sweeping (LAS)
This frequency domain reflectometer (FDR) certification includes a hands-on verification of line and antenna sweeping skills using modern FDR equipment as well as a written exam. The LAS is a stand-alone certification, but it can be used as a Journeyman CET option when the Associate, or basic electronics, is also passed. The written exam must be passed with a score of 75% or higher. The exam fee is $100.
Communication Site Installer (R56)
This certification validates examinees knowledge of the core concepts required in the installation of a communications site, based on the R56 industry codes and standards. It should be attempted by installation contractors, service shops, project supervisors, project managers, site construction teams, and electrical contractors involved with communications site installation and construction. Examinees must complete a Motorola approved communications site installer (R56) training course. The R56 Installer is a stand-alone and does NOT require the Associate CET certification. For more information on the training course, please call Motorola University, 800-446-6744. The exam fee is $100.
Radio Frequency Identification Technical Specialist (RFID)
This certification is intended for an electronics technician with an understanding of RFID. The technician should have a basic understanding of the hardware and theory of operation of radio communications as it applies to RFID radio transceiver technology. RFID is a stand-alone but can be used as a Journeyman option when the Associate exam is also taken and passed. Exam fee is $100.
Electronic Security Networking Technician (ESNT)
The ESNT was developed for technicians who have gained knowledge and skills needed to properly cable, connect, install, program and troubleshoot IP-enabled
security devices onto local area networks and the Internet. This certification is an acknowledgement of the examinee’s familiarization and understanding of the hardware and theory of operation of this medium. It is a stand-alone certification that can also be used as a Journeyman option. The exam fee is $100.
Electronics Modules (EM1-5)
This certification program is based on ETA’s Associate level certification. The purpose is to align with a growing portion of the electronics education industry that is charged with providing electronics training that does not include the total content of traditional basic electronics courses. To provide a path for the technician toward attaining the Associate CET (CETa) credential, the five BASIC subcategories of AST can be acquired, if the ‘certified subcategory technician’ so chooses. The tech can choose to gain a second, third, forth or the total of five BASIC certifications, or he/she may only need a second or third segment in order to be employable. Once an individual attains all five subcategory certifications, ETA will issue an official Associate (AST) certification. All five must be passed within a two-year period. Each module certificate is $25. The subdivided electronics categories are:
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Since 1978 the Electronics Technicians Association, International (ETA®)
has certified tens of thousands of electronics technicians worldwide.
ETA certified technicians excel in their specific areas of expertise,
such as Residential Electronics Systems Installer (Smart Home), Fiber Optics,
Voice over IP, Radar, Telecommunications, Avionics, Computers,
Biomedical Imaging, Satellite, and Associate Electronics among others.
An
electronics technician who successfully passes an ETA certification exam
is recognized as having the necessary knowledge and technical skills to
meet de facto international standards. ETA is an association that serves
the needs of individual technicians. Membership is very affordable! You can join ETA by
clicking here.
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ETA
works closely with, and supports the efforts of
SkillsUSA, Continental Automated Buildings Association (CABA), Certified
Service Centers (CSC), National
Coalition for Electronics Education (NCEE),
International
Certification Accreditation Council (ICAC),
National Certification Commission (NCC), Association for
Skilled and Technical Sciences (ASTS), and the Fiber-to-the-Home Council (FTTH).
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