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Considering joining NJSPE? Here are 9 powerful reasons why becoming a member is a game-changer for engineers. Join the community of engineering professionals today and unlock your full potential! #NJSPE #ProfessionalMembership #EngineeringCommunity

Please join us for the Huntsville Chapter In-Person Technical Meeting, where Adam Klett, Ph.D., KYZEN Corporation's Director of Science, will present "Reliability Testing of High-Voltage Electronics". Tuesday, May 21, 2024 3:00 - 5:00 pm Central Calhoun Community College You can register here! https://lnkd.in/exYhvqzX AGENDA 3:00 - 3:30 p.m. – Networking & Registration 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. – Technical Presentation 4:30 - 4:50 p.m. – Q&A 4:50 - 5:00 p.m. – Meeting Conclusion & Announcements Snacks and beverages will be served. EVENT COSTS/REGISTRATION SMTA Members: FREE! Non-SMTA Members: $10 Students/Displaced: Free Students must be registered in advance to receive free admittance. Register using a coupon code to enable free registration. Contact David Raby at draby@stiusa.com to get a coupon code. Here is a sneak peek at what you will learn: ABSTRACT: In response to the increasing prevalence of electronics operating at high voltages (> 500 V), ensuring the reliability of these assemblies becomes paramount. Testing methodologies must evolve to accurately assess the performance of such products under elevated voltages. Presently, industry-standard testing, such as the Surface Insulation Resistance (SIR) test, involves subjecting boards to a bias voltage for 168 hours. However, the applicability of these testing conditions to higher voltages remains uncertain. This work investigates the growth dynamics of dendrites under varying cleanliness levels and elevated bias voltages with the goal of determining testing standard parameters (e.g., time under test) tailored to high-voltage environments, thereby enhancing the reliability and longevity of electronic assemblies. We hope to see you there! https://lnkd.in/eVgaecCf

Got opportunity to Review paper of ICECET 2024 #ICECET #CSE

Have you ever wondered how ASPE determines its course for the future? In the latest installment of our "ASPE Committees A to Z" series, Long-Range Planning Committee Chair Mitch Clemente, CPD, FASPE, explains the role this committee plays in defining the Society's goals and objectives. To learn more and get involved, you can read it now on ASPE Pipeline ➡ https://lnkd.in/gNzVy5kp #aspe #plumbingdesign #plumbingengineering

📝 Let's solve the problems that stumped you this week. ✅ Post a screenshot in the comments of the FE Exam problems that you struggled to solve this week. I'll tackle them head-on, providing step-by-step solutions using the NCEES Reference Handbook. #FEExam #EngineeringExams #TestPrep #PEExam #professionalengineer #engineeringcareers #choice

Don't miss the latest Think Tank Hawaii as Guillermo Sabatier, HSI Director of International Services, hosts Session 5 of the NERC Exam Prep, Perspectives on Energy. Learn about the more common exam questions that relate to emergency operations, blackout restoration, and related topics. During this session, viewers can get an idea of what the exam questions look like and what to expect. #NERC #NERCexam #ThinkTank https://hubs.li/Q026Tn550

NTA postpones NCET 2024 due to technical issues, providing assurance of a fair and smooth examination process. 📅🚫 NCET 2024 Postponed by NTA Citing Technical Issues Read More: https://rb.gy/3rowt2 #NCET2024 #ExamPostponed #NTA #TechnicalIssues #EducationNews #EntranceExam #ExamUpdate #StudentAlert

After a long journey of almost two years and more than 800 hours of hard study and commitment finally I am Bicsi RCDD Certified, many thanks to the person who guided me to the right career path Salim Janbeh, and to the beast of ICT field Chuck Bowser III, RCDD, TECH who I learned everything from his material and YouTube channel “Let’s talk cabling” which I am highly recommend following. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER #Bicsi #RCDD

As someone that finished their "Architecture Experience Track" (or whatever it was called at the time) in ~5 years (2005 => 2010) and then never bothered really trying to take the Licensing Exams, I find it fascinating to look at NCARB's data every year even though I've been 100% out of that industry for over 3 years now. The fact that they're still blaming the pandemic for dropping numbers of people starting & finishing the experience track is naive, there was a clear trend BEFORE 2020 and it looks to me like 2021 and 2022 are just continuations of that trend (though I'm sure it was expedited by the pandemic). Also: an average of 4.5 years to finish the experience track, but 13+ years average to getting licensed? An 8 year gap for people taking the licensing exams?! That should be terrifying to NCARB & the profession as a whole. Here's the link for their 2023 data: https://lnkd.in/eP9YMdHE

Christopher Tudsbury BEng (Hons) IEng MRAeS MIET InstLM MCMI explains that the primary advantage of registration has been the external affirmation of his proficiency, understanding, and abilities. In this fast-paced society and with the rise of job mobility, the capacity to promptly display these qualities has become essential to him. Moreover, registration has proven beneficial in his most recent pursuit of further education, as it allowed him to showcase his dedication to continuous professional growth. Read more: https://buff.ly/49golJc Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) #IEng #IncorporatedEngineer