Test and Measurement Tips provides engineering and technology professionals with a single source for breaking news, product information, and in-depth technical articles focused on the development, application and use of electronic test instrumentation found in engineering development and design labs.

Test and Measurement Tips‘ coverage and analysis include developments coming from universities and private industry consortiums devoted to technological areas such as 5G and wireless communications. Topics covered also include instrumentation supporting technologies such as sensors and imaging systems and development tools.

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Meet our Team

Aimee Kalnoskas, Editor in Chief

Aimee Kalnoskas serves as Editor in Chief for EE World and WTWH online communities, EDABoard.com and Electro-Tech-Online.com and most recently, EngineersGarage.com. Aimee began her career in electronics and technical publishing in 1984, and has served as a speaker and panelist at numerous industry events and as moderator for many webcasts serving the electronics industry. Aimee’s interest in electronics began early in life thanks to her father, an electronics engineer who felt that oscilloscopes also made highly effective nightlights for his seven children.

 

Martin Rowe, Senior Technical Editor

Martin Rowe is the Senior Technical Editor of 5G Technology World, a site for engineers adding wireless connectivity to devices and for engineers working on the wired and wireless aspects of 5G networks. He’s been a technical editor since 1992 starting with Test & Measurement World. He moved to EDN in 2013 when T&MW folded, continuing to cover test and measurement of all things electronic. Through various acquisitions, Martin picked up covering test for EE Times. He began covering 5G developments for EDN in the mid-2000s. Martin holds a BSEE from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and an MBA from Bentley College (now Bentley University).

 

Emma Lutjen, Associate Editor

Emma Lutjen is an Associate Editor for EEWorld. She began her editing career in 2018 but entered the industry working for Signal Integrity and Microwave Journal in 2022, prior to joining WTWH. Emma holds a BA in English from the University of Massachusetts Boston.