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The influence of aging time,measuring frequency and strain amplitude on the internal friction of TiNi_(51)/TiNi_(50.2) sandwich composite was investigated.The DSC and internal friction measurements were employed to characterize the sample.The two internal friction peaks of the specimen were confirmed corresponding to the reverse transformation of TiNi_(51) and TiNi_(50.2) component,respectively.The internal friction as a function of the temperature at different measuring frequencies was presented and it was found that the height of both internal friction peaks increased with decreasing frequency; however,the increase corresponding to TiNi_(50.2) component was larger than that of TiNi_(51) component.Furthermore,the internal friction of the TiNi/TiNi composite alloy decreased with increasing the measuring strain amplitude.The height of internal friction peak of TiNi_(51) component increased with increasing the aging time,whereas that of the TiNi_(50.2) component did not change significantly.The increase in internal friction of TiNi_(51) appeared to be associated with the formation and growth of precipitate during the aging process.