Experimental evaluation of electrical properties of fabrics elaborated with conductive yarns

Fernández‐García, Raúl; Gil, Ignacio; Cano, Francesc

doi:10.1080/09205071.2015.1106987

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“…For instance, in an electrocardiogram application, a cable from the electrode located in the ankle to the microcontroller, typically located in hip, should be used. Therefore, if an etextile is used as a conductive medium for this purpose, the propagation of the signal should be analysed taking into account its temporal behaviour.The usefulness of fabrics elaborated with conductive yarn as a conductive media of digital signal has been demonstrated experimentally [14]. However, the crosstalk between fabrics elaborated with conductive yarns has not been deeply analyzed.…”

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Crosstalk characterization of fabrics elaborated with conductive yarns

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2016 International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility - EMC EUROPE

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Abstract-The electrical characterization of crosstalk of fabrics elaborated with conductive yarns is investigated. The impact of the source, victim and ground traces location is reported. The experimental results show that the crosstalk in fabrics is higher in comparison with other conductive media. Nevertheless, the results show that the standard strategies to reduce the coupling between lines can be used on fabrics. Doing this, fabrics elaborated with conductive yarns can be used as a conductive media for digital buses, which can help to improve the integration of electronic devices in textile.

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