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Printed electronic functions on fabrics K Yang, R Torah, J Tudor, Y Wei, Y Li, S Beeby Dr Kai Yang Electronics and Computer Science University of Southampton Textile Thinking for Sustainable Materials Networking 2nd -3rd May, Loughborough University

Introduction Smart Fabric Research Effort: 1 Professor 3 Senior Research Staff 8 PhD students Developing printable functional materials on fabric Research projects on smart fabrics: Energy Harvesting Materials for Smart Fabrics and Interactive Textiles (EPSRC,£1.25M) Microflex (EU Integrated Project, €8M) Medifab (Wessex Medical Research, £20k) Bravehealth (EU Integrated Project, €10M) Intelligent prosthetics (UK MOD, £100k)

Why printed electronics and sensors? Versatility of design Flexible, conformable and comfortable Short development time Low cost Suitability for small/medium series and mass production Compatibility with a wide range of textiles

What do we print? Wide range of materials: Flexible interface Dielectric, conductive, resistive Piezoelectric & piezoresistive sensors Sacrificial and structural films for mechanical structures Figure 1: All ink jet printed capacitor Figure 2: Screen printed heater on fabric Figure 3: Screen printed cantilever on fabric

Further information FLEX µ ECS www.ecs.soton.ac.uk Microflex www.microflex.ecs.soton.ac.uk Smart Fabric Inks Ltd www.fabinks.com Printed smart fabrics LinkedIn group http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=4295957&trk=hb_side_g µ FLEX

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