JOURNAL ARTICLE
Implementation of conductive yarn into wearable textile antennas
Abstract
PIFA antennas and canonical microstrip antennas made of conductive yarn patterns embroidered into several clothing fabrics are investigated in ISM 2.4 band. The effect of lockstitch pattern onto the length of current path is studied for two conductive yarns of different mechanical properties. It is found that proposed procedure enables some size reduction in antennas and is applicable in design of wearable antennas.
Keywords:
Yarn Electrical conductor Microstrip antenna Textile Wearable computer Materials science Microstrip Directional antenna Electrical engineering Computer science Antenna (radio) Acoustics Electronic engineering Engineering Composite material Physics Embedded system
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Antenna Design and Analysis
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Aerospace Engineering
Advanced Antenna and Metasurface Technologies
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Aerospace Engineering
RFID technology advancements
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Media Technology
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