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A Contact Structure for the Hybrid Resistive Embroidery Threads

2020 43rd International Spring Seminar on Electronics Technology (ISSE), 2020
This publication is a follow-up to the study of an embroidered temperature sensor based on the hybrid resistive thread. It is necessary to be able to create a reliable electrical contact of the resistive thread by techniques which will be suitable for textile series production. Within the research, a reliable electrical contact of the hybrid thread was
Radek Soukup, David Kalas
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“Silk Thread Martyrs”: Palestinian Embroidery

Textile: the Journal of Cloth and Culture, 2013
AbstractHaving been introduced to OmarJoseph when a piece of his fashion collection was being considered for inclusion in the British Museum's collection, this interview about his further reflections on that exhibition, Palestinian embroidery techniques, and his subsequent debates about this embroidery in the contemporary context, was undertaken in ...
Omar Joseph Nasser-Khoury, Sue Jones
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Various wearable embroidery RFID tag antenna using electro-thread

2008 IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium, 2008
Various embroidery tag antennas shaped like Korean alphabet shape and YJ kindergarten logo shape UHF RFID tag antennas have been designed with 70 D, 100 D and 200 D of electro-thread. The two structures have T-matching structures. The conductivities of three different electro-threads are measured.
You Chung Chung
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An Embroidery Touch Sensor With Layered Structure of Conductive and Nonconductive Threads

IEEE Sensors Letters, 2023
Dimas Antony Chacon Salas   +1 more
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A Note on the Analysis of Gilded Metal Embroidery Threads

Studies in Conservation, 2000
AbstractThe chemical composition of metal decorations in old textile objects must be known in order to enable the best possible cleaning, conservation, care and storage of this priceless part of our cultural heritage. The currently used technique, scanning electron microscopy/energy.-dispersive X-ray analysis (SEM/EDS), however, may sometimes give ...
Anders G. Nord, Kate Tronner
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