Effects of Additive Loading on Electromagnetic Properties in 3D Printing
This research will evaluate how additives incorporated into 3D‑printed feedstock that meet structural and thermal requirements for weapon system components change the electromagnetic (EM) properties of the printed parts. Investigators must quantify the additive concentrations and 3D‑printing process modifications needed to achieve relevant EM effects; an antenna radome for a weapon navigation …
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