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Archer’s in‑house Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Lab is where we test Midnight’s mission‑critical systems to ensure they meet rigorous safety, emissions, and immunity requirements. From radar to communications networks, we simulate real-world stressors by exposing our engines, battery packs, power supplies and other important systems to severe electromagnetic environments while...

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