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- 2023Towards textile thermopilescitations
- 2023Towards Textile Thermopiles
- 2021Dry electroencephalography textrode for brain activity monitoringcitations
- 2020Knitted cotton fabric strain sensor by in-situ polymerization of pyrrolecitations
- 2019Modeling reinforcement structures in textile aimed at biomechanical purposes
- 2012Experimental evaluation and simulation of Al/Si diffusion in hot dipped Fe-Si steels
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Dry electroencephalography textrode for brain activity monitoring
Abstract
The advancement in smart materials allows researchers to seek smart textiles for wearable health monitoring. Here, a washable and flexible textile-based dry electroencephalography (EEG) electrode that can detect brain activities has been developed. The EEG electrodes were constructed from an electrically conductive cotton fabric with 67.23 Ω/sq produced through printing PEDOT:PSS/PDMS conductive polymer composite on cotton fabric via screen printing. The mechanical properties like flexural rigidity and tensile strength of the conductive fabric were compared against the bare base material and a PEDOT:PSS-printed fabric. The result from an SEM revealed a uniform printing of the PEDOT:PSS/PDMS on the fabric. The signal-to-noise ratio of the textrode was higher than the Ag/AgCl dry electrode i.e. 17.32 (+3.1%) which open the door for long-term EEG monitoring. Moreover, the electrode can give clear and reliable EEG signals up to 15 washing cycles, 60 bending cycles, 5 multiple uses, and 8 hours of continued use.