A polymer aperture plate forms reentrant structures via photosensitive layer exposure to create precise nozzle geometries.
Composite fittings join fuselage panels to eliminate thermal mismatch and maintain aerodynamic smoothness.
Segmented metal struts break continuous thermal paths through insulating foam, reducing heat transfer while maintaining structural strength.
Oriented flaky magnetic particles in an oxide-resin matrix reduce high-frequency losses while maintaining saturation magnetization.
An elastic resin portion forms a thin damper wall inside the manifold hole, reducing drive voltage while preventing chamber communication.
Segmenting the cross-section into a metal core and plastic shells resolves weight-strength trade-offs in vehicle suspension arms.