Novel screen printed humidity sensor on textiles for smart textile applications
Novel screen printed humidity sensor on textiles for smart textile applications
In this contribution we will report about design and fabrication of humidity sensors on Polycotton fabric by the use of screen printing technique. Nafion® was used as sensitive material. The fabricated devices were tested between 30%RH and 90%RH also varying temperature in the range of 15°C and 35°C. The complex sensor signal was measured using a gain/phase analyzer in a frequency range between 10Hz and 100kHz. The fabricated devices indicated a non-linear dependency to humidity for different measurement frequencies. The obtained results show the potential of integrating gas sensors into textiles.
humidity sensor, flexible sensor, sensor on textile, screen printing
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Kutzner, C.
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Lucklum, R.
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Torah, R.
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Beeby, S.P.
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Tudor, J.
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20 June 2013
Kutzner, C.
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Lucklum, R.
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Torah, R.
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Beeby, S.P.
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Kutzner, C., Lucklum, R., Torah, R., Beeby, S.P. and Tudor, J.
(2013)
Novel screen printed humidity sensor on textiles for smart textile applications.
Transducers, Barcelona, Spain.
16 - 20 Jun 2013.
.
(doi:10.1109/Transducers.2013.6626757).
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Abstract
In this contribution we will report about design and fabrication of humidity sensors on Polycotton fabric by the use of screen printing technique. Nafion® was used as sensitive material. The fabricated devices were tested between 30%RH and 90%RH also varying temperature in the range of 15°C and 35°C. The complex sensor signal was measured using a gain/phase analyzer in a frequency range between 10Hz and 100kHz. The fabricated devices indicated a non-linear dependency to humidity for different measurement frequencies. The obtained results show the potential of integrating gas sensors into textiles.
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Published date: 20 June 2013
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Transducers, Barcelona, Spain, 2013-06-16 - 2013-06-20
Keywords:
humidity sensor, flexible sensor, sensor on textile, screen printing
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Local EPrints ID: 364430
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/364430
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C. Kutzner
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R. Lucklum
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S.P. Beeby
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J. Tudor
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