Definitions

1. noun

A component or material that is placed between two other components or layers to facilitate a specific function, such as electrical insulation or mechanical support.

“The interposer in the electronic circuit helped to reduce heat transfer and improve overall efficiency.”

2. verb

To place or position something between two other things, often in order to facilitate a specific function or interaction.

“The engineer interposed a layer of insulation between the wires to prevent electrical shock.”

3. noun

In ceramics, a material or component that is placed between two layers of glaze or between a layer of glaze and a layer of clay to create a desired texture or pattern.

“The artist used an interposer to create a unique, textured effect in her ceramic sculpture.”