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Heating control in smart clothes

2008
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Özge Şahin

Abstract (EN)

With the new technologies, intelligent systems have been worked for many studies in recent years. These systems have been developed for different type of application area with the different functional ability. One of this area is textile industry. Intelligent systems have been applied with a wide frame in textile industry and improve day by day so fastly. New systems have been improved for textile industry as electronic substructures combine with textile material instead of basic textile materials, which reaction variously physical and chemical according to media temperature.One of these types of application is intelligent clothes, which use heat function according to media conditions. In the future, this kind of clothes will be more applicable in daily life. These clothes will be designed for especially people, who work outside. It is important that clothes need to supply their own basic clothes function but at the same time they need to supply their heater function with carrying of electronic body on the structure. Because of mobility of clothes body, studies are important about focusing on resisting and using time parameters of any intelligent clothes.In this project, heat functional clothes had been developed with carry on electronic property. Heater panels had been produced on the clothes by steal based conductor threads to supply heating function. Fit with the these panels, optimum power source, electronic user interface card, control card which activate or deactivate the heater panels and control the system and a waistcoat to carry all these materials, had been designed and produced. System had been tested on a thermal model and simulated cold media conditions.

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Dr. Gürcan Kahraman

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Gürcan Kahraman (Master Thesis). Heating control in smart clothes, 2008, Dokuz Eylül University, Elektrik ve Elektronik Mühendisliği Bölümü.

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