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Tips and tricks for characterizing shape memory alloy wire: Part 1—differential scanning calorimetry and basic phenomena

Editor’s Note: This ET feature series is intended as an introduction to this exciting area of experimental mechanics. It aims to increase awareness of active materials and to promote their consistent characterization by disseminating best practices from leading researchers in the field. Each article in the series will address the characterization of one commercially significant active material. Series editors:

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