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Conductivity Based Sensors for Protection and Healthcare
Lieva Van Langenhove, Carla Hertleer
89 - 105
NATO Security through Science Series - D: Information and Communication Security
Volume 3: Intelligent Textiles for Personal Protection and Safety
Abstract

Conductive fibres have become available over the last years. Arranging them in different ways in textile structures can provide several functionalities to the textile material, like sensing. This paper will give an overview of the principles on which such sensors can be based. The sensors should have a full textile character, including resistance against multiple deformation and laundry. Research shows that for many textile structures the sensor capacity decreases during use.

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