piezocomposite
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piezocomposite
(pē¦ā·zō·kəm′päz·ət)
(materials) A composite material that has piezoelectric properties and is fabricated by interleaving a cut or preshaped piezoceramic with a passive polymer or epoxy host matrix compound.
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