Abstract 2
Backe, C., & Skelte, G. (2015) Piezoelektriska filament: från garn till textil applikation (Dissertation).
QB2.1. What was the purpose of their thesis project?
Comment: To evaluate how a dielectric yarn made out of Polyvinylidene fluoride performs in simulated use.
QB2.2. How was the yarn incorporated in textile applications?
Comment: By stitching.
QB2.3. How did the yarn react to moisture?
Comment: The authors tell that the moisture and temperature affected the piezoelectric effect but their individual and/or effects are not stated nor is it stated if their effects were for the good or for the bad.
QB2.4. In what application was the concept evaluated?
Comment: In foot sensors to monitor the front and rear parts of the feet.

Dr Li Guo with her ”Textile-Based Sensors and Smart Clothing System for Respiratory Monitoring”
University of Borås - photo by Anna Sigge
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