Knitted switches for smart clothing using double electrode technology
Soleimani, M., 2008. Knitted switches for smart clothing using double electrode technology. Sensor Review, 28 (3), pp. 229-232.
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Purpose – Electronic textiles are a major new development in the field of smart technology. There are many potential applications for electrically active textiles (EAT). The purpose of this paper is to present state-of-the-art knitted switches based on EAT technology. Design/methodology/approach – The switches operate with double electrodes, and they are designed to be operated by a human finger, with or without a glove. In this study, these switches were manufactured based on EAT technology by generating conductive areas as electrodes. Findings – A custom-made impedance analyzer was developed to identify the electrical characteristics of the switches. The deriving circuits were designed to operate the switches according to their impedance characteristics. Originality/value – The switch working with glove and bare hand is novel.
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