Data from actively actuated all dispenser printed thermochromic smart fabric device
Data from actively actuated all dispenser printed thermochromic smart fabric device
This data underlies the paper 'Actively actuated all dispenser printed thermochromic
smart fabric device’, published in ‘Electronics Letters’. This paper for the first time reports an all printed actively actuated thermochromic smart fabric device using a state of the art dispenser printing technique. The device consists of a UV curable thermochromic ink with an activation temperature of 33°C actuated by conductive track based printed heater. The device is printed on untreated polyester cotton fabric. It offers a significant improvement in flexibility and design freedom over the state of the art thermochromic fabric devices. The printed device changes colour from black to green in 10.8 s using 1.46 W DC power. It is shown that the time required for the device to change colour reduces tenfold with only a threefold increase in input power. It can be fabricated on other fabric or flexible substrates and in a range of colours and activation temperatures depending on the formulation chosen. The printed device is 30 x 21.5 mm which can be scaled up or down to suit the application. It can be used as an indicator in combination with sensors for smart fabric applications.
University of Southampton
Ahmed, Zeeshan
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Wei, Yang
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Torah, Russel
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Tudor, Michael
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Ahmed, Zeeshan
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Wei, Yang
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Torah, Russel
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Tudor, Michael
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Ahmed, Zeeshan, Wei, Yang, Torah, Russel and Tudor, Michael
(2016)
Data from actively actuated all dispenser printed thermochromic smart fabric device.
University of Southampton
doi:10.5258/SOTON/389347
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Abstract
This data underlies the paper 'Actively actuated all dispenser printed thermochromic
smart fabric device’, published in ‘Electronics Letters’. This paper for the first time reports an all printed actively actuated thermochromic smart fabric device using a state of the art dispenser printing technique. The device consists of a UV curable thermochromic ink with an activation temperature of 33°C actuated by conductive track based printed heater. The device is printed on untreated polyester cotton fabric. It offers a significant improvement in flexibility and design freedom over the state of the art thermochromic fabric devices. The printed device changes colour from black to green in 10.8 s using 1.46 W DC power. It is shown that the time required for the device to change colour reduces tenfold with only a threefold increase in input power. It can be fabricated on other fabric or flexible substrates and in a range of colours and activation temperatures depending on the formulation chosen. The printed device is 30 x 21.5 mm which can be scaled up or down to suit the application. It can be used as an indicator in combination with sensors for smart fabric applications.
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Data_from_actively_actudated_all_dispenser_printed_thermochromic_smart_fabric.xlsx
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Published date: 2016
Organisations:
Electronics & Computer Science, EEE
Projects:
Digital creative tools for digital printing of smart fabrics (CREATIF)
Funded by: UNSPECIFIED (610414)
1 October 2013 to 30 September 2016
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Local EPrints ID: 389347
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/389347
PURE UUID: af018582-e7fd-4fd7-a31b-d5d7ab73b515
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Date deposited: 10 Aug 2016 13:06
Last modified: 05 Nov 2023 02:45
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