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Re:Build AppliedLogix is a part of the AMD Adaptive Computing Partner (ACP) Program, with an Elite membership. As ACP members, Re:Build AppliedLogix has inside access to AMD support, tools, and technical training. This empowers us to more rapidly create better designs for our clients, and to quickly gain valuable expertise on new cutting-edge AMD Adaptive Computing devices. We look forward to using our AMD ACP membership to provide more design value for our clients. Read more about our benefits here: https://lnkd.in/g4NfqfY9

We’re proud to share that Dan Chirpich, Re:Build AppliedLogix principal engineer and signal and power integrity lead, recently presented on power integrity at the 2024 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Signal & Power Integrity (EMC+SIPI) in Phoenix, Arizona. We are privileged to share knowledge and develop others' engineering expertise. Participating in international-level engineering conferences that improve signal and power integrity engineering is equally rewarding. The audience's enthusiasm and engagement were evident, and the long list of questions following Dan's session highlighted their deep interest in the topic.

We’re excited to share that six members of the Re:Build AppliedLogix team recently took on the “Hardcore 24” – a grueling 24-hour mountain bike race in the Bristol Hills of Naples, NY. With its challenging climbs and intense descents, the singletrack course was no easy feat. Our team showcased incredible endurance and skill, finishing ninth out of 25 team entries and clinching first place in the corporate grouping! Congratulations to our mountain biking heroes for their outstanding performance and for representing Re:Build AppliedLogix with such determination and teamwork. We’re proud of your achievement! 

Dan Chirpich, Re:Build AppliedLogix principal engineer and signal and power integrity lead, will be speaking about power integrity on August 8 at the 2024 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Signal & Power Integrity (EMC+SIPI) organized by the Global EMC University and held in Phoenix, Arizona. Participants will be able to learn the fundamentals-based, analytical means of engineering power integrity into modern designs. The course content is designed to help new and experienced engineers develop intuition about time domain and frequency domain interpretations of a power delivery network. The material progresses to resonance and worst-case analysis and applies to the most demanding, low-margin applications. Attendees will see why using capacitors because a vendor recommends them or because 'they work' in another design might not be a sound engineering approach. https://lnkd.in/eXaSERVn