2008 · 49 citations · 7 references
Smart TextileMedical ElectronicsEngineeringWearable TechnologyEducationPlanar TechnologyAdvanced Packaging (Semiconductors)Mixed-signal Integrated CircuitPatient MonitoringInstrumentationElectronic PackagingGraceful DegradationElectrical EngineeringImplantable SensorChip On BoardWearable ElectronicsComputer EngineeringMicroelectronicsPlanar Thin-film TechnologyLow-power ElectronicsIndustrial DesignSensorsFlexible ElectronicsBioelectronicsSensor DesignTechnology
A planar thin-film technology is applied directly on the fabric to fabricate a planar fashionable circuit board (P-FCB) and to introduce a direct chip-integration technique on a P-FCB. Planar technology, which has helped make the current advance of electronics technology possible, is used to fabricate P-FCBs. Planar capacitor humidity sensors, a low-power controller chip and LEDs are integrated on a P-FCB for continuous healthcare monitoring applications. The P-FCB has the same electrical and mechanical properties as the clothes and also shows a graceful degradation in performance, exactly the same way as clothes do with time and usage.
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