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Van Langenhove, Lieva
Ghent University
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- 2021Flexible smart textile coated by PVDF/graphene oxide with excellent energy harvesting toward a novel class of self-powered sensors : fabrication, characterization and measurementscitations
- 2021Dry electroencephalography textrode for brain activity monitoringcitations
- 2020Textile based electrochromic cells prepared with PEDOT : PSS and gelled electrolytecitations
- 2020Knitted cotton fabric strain sensor by in-situ polymerization of pyrrolecitations
- 2019Modeling reinforcement structures in textile aimed at biomechanical purposes
- 2014Reliability testing of PEDOT:PSS capacitors integrated into textile fabrics
- 2014Discharge characteristics of poly(3,4-ethylene dioxythiophene): poly(styrenesulfonate) (PEDOT:PSS) textile batteries; comparison of silver coated yarn electrode devices and pure stainless steel filament yarn electrode devicescitations
- 2013Comparison of Commercial Brands of PEDOT:PSS in Electric “Capattery” Integrated in Textile Structure
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Knitted cotton fabric strain sensor by in-situ polymerization of pyrrole
Abstract
The purpose of this research work was to develop a textile-based strain sensor. A conductive textile fabric was produced by the coating of knitted cotton fabric with in-situ polymerization of polypyrrole. The sensor consists of a conductive textile as an electrode, stainless steel yarn as interconnection, Arduino Nano as a controller, HC05 Bluetooth module, and a Lithium polymer battery as a power source. For the demonstration, the sensor was placed on the upper arm and bicep stretch was performed. It was observed that the contraction of the arm muscle causes a reduction in resistance of the electrode. Therefore, change in swelling was successfully detected from the increase and drop of resistance during contraction and relaxation of the muscle. This principle could be applied to determine the status of peripheral edema, where the increase in resistance in this work indicates edema is becoming severe.