Advances in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Jan 2020)

Concept of a Wearable Temperature Sensor for Intelligent Textile

  • Robert Hudec,
  • Slavomir Matuska,
  • Patrik Kamencay,
  • Lucia Hudecova

DOI
https://doi.org/10.15598/aeee.v18i2.3610
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 18, no. 2
pp. 92 – 98

Abstract

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This paper proposes the intelligent textile for human body temperature measurement. The main concept of the textile is based on two commercially available LM35DM temperature sensors, knitted electrically conductivity yarns and five areas for press-stud. Three different measurements methods were used in our experiment. Three measurements were performed in the first step, digital thermometer in person’s armpit, contact-less thermometer in the places close to our LM35DM sensors and contact-less thermometer on the forehead. Next, two LM35DM in SOIC8 package were used for temperature measurement within intelligent textile. Finally, the first step was repeated. All measurements were done on ten subjects with their permission to collect body temperature data for scientific purposes. The results show that the average measurement error for first sensor is 0.844°C and 0.278°C for second sensor.

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