Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA) is a technique used to study the mechanical and viscoelastic properties of materials under controlled stress, strain, and temperature conditions. In DMA, a sample is subjected to an oscillating force, and its response is measured to determine properties such as stiffness, damping, and energy absorption. This provides valuable insights into how materials behave when exposed to stress, heat, or frequency changes. DMA is commonly applied in polymers, composites, rubbers, and other advanced materials to evaluate glass transition temperature, curing behavior, creep, and relaxation processes. Because it can reveal subtle transitions and predict real-world performance, DMA is widely used in research, product development, and quality control for industries ranging from automotive and aerospace to electronics and packaging.