Dielectric strength heterogeneity associated with printing orientation in additively manufactured polymer materials
Abstract
Anisotropy in dielectric properties can have deleterious effects in structures intended for use in high-field environments. We show that dielectric anisotropy is introduced into parts fabricated using additive manufacturing techniques based on the orientation in which the part is printed. Dielectric strength testing data, based on the ASTM D149 standard, are presented for samples fabricated using the polymer jetting (PolyJet), stereolithography...
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Title
Dielectric strength heterogeneity associated with printing orientation in additively manufactured polymer materials
Published Date
Aug 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
22
Pages
21 - 30
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