The development of screen printed conductive networks on textiles for biopotential monitoring applications

作者: Gordon Paul , Russel Torah , Steve Beeby , John Tudor

DOI: 10.1016/J.SNA.2013.11.026

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摘要: Abstract This paper details the development of screen printed networks electrodes and associated conductive tracks on textiles for medical applications. A polyurethane paste is to a woven textile create smooth, high surface energy interface layer. silver subsequently top this layer provide track. The track then encapsulated with another so that protected from abrasion creasing. resulting structure has width 1 mm per total height 200 μm above textile. Conductive rubber, thickness 3 mm, stencil terminations these form electrodes. electrodes, used in contact skin, are demonstrated evaluated biopotential monitoring applications ambulatory electrocardiography, electrooculography electromyography. It shown suitable electromyographic but baseline drift must be improved use electrocardiographic diagnosis.

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