Design and Characterization of Purely Textile Patch Antennas

By I. Locher, Maciej Klemm, T. Kirstein, Gerhard Tröster. IEEE Transactions on Advanced Packaging, 2006

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Computer Networks and Communications

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Compact Half Diamond Dual-Band Textile HMSIW On-Body Antenna (2014, background): “4 GHz Industrial Scientific and Medical (ISM) band has proven to be very well suited for these smart e-textile systems and several studies presented textile antennas operating in this unlicensed band [6],[7], [8].”
Body-Worn E-Textile Antennas: The Good, the Low-Mass, and the Conformal (2009, methodology): “Similar results have been reported in the literature [3], [7], [8].”
Textile Materials for the Design of Wearable Antennas: A Survey (2012, unknown): “Therefore, they might be integrated in cloth in a minimally intrusive way [2,5].”
Aperture-Coupled Patch Antenna for Integration Into Wearable Textile Systems (2007, background): “However, most of the presented prototypes consist of a single layer design [3] and often a coaxial feed [1], [4], [5] is used to connect the antenna to the transceiver.”
Dual-Band Textile MIMO Antenna Based on Substrate-Integrated Waveguide (SIW) Technology (2015, background): “The total efficiency is above 55% and 60% in the lower and upper band, respectively, reflecting the typical efficiency levels for such type of textile materials [3]–[5], [7], [11], [15].”
Antennas for Over-Body-Surface Communication at 2.45 GHz (2009, background): “Many research initiatives are focused on developing conductive flexible substrates and fabrics for clothing integrated antennas [7], [8].”
Wearable Dual-Band Magneto-Electric Dipole Antenna for WBAN/WLAN Applications (2015, unknown): “[3] H.”
Influence of Relative Humidity on Textile Antenna Performance (2010, background): “182 Textile Research Journal 80(2) TRJ”
A Textile Antenna for Off-Body Communication Integrated Into Protective Clothing for Firefighters (2009, background): “Due to their shape, low profile, and compactness, planar antennas of the microstrip patch type have proven to be best suited for integration into garments [4], [7], [8].”
High Frequency Properties of Electro-Textiles for Wearable Antenna Applications (2008, background): “In 2006, both textile patch antennas and textile UWB antennas were reported with detailed discussions of manufacturing process [9], [15].”
Flexible and Compact AMC Based Antenna for Telemedicine Applications (2013, background): “The reader is referred to [21], [22] for detailed investigation on the effect of bending on the radiation pattern of flexible and wearable antennas.”
A review of wearable antenna (2009, methodology): “In [ 13 ], S11 measurements were carried out using different bending conditions of the antenna.”
On-Body Characterization of Dual-Band All-Textile PIFA (2012, unknown): “Its permittivity and loss tangent are given in literature within the following ranges: ε r in between 1.18 [20] and 1.45 [21] and tan δ in between 0.004 [20] and 0.025 [15].”
Embroidery and related manufacturing techniques for wearable antennas: Challenges and opportunities (2014, methodology): “In [28] four different methods were used to attach the conductive woven textile on the non-conductive textile were examined: (i) liquid textile adhesive (golden fix); (ii) point wise application of conductive adhesives; (iii) sewing and (iv) adhesive sheets which melt when ironed.”