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WEARABLE ANTENNAS: DESIGN, CONNECTIVITY AND EVALUATION MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES By Aris Tsolis Supervisors: 1st Yiannis Vardaxoglou, 2nd Antonis Alexandridis,

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1 WEARABLE ANTENNAS: DESIGN, CONNECTIVITY AND EVALUATION MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES
By Aris Tsolis Supervisors: 1st Yiannis Vardaxoglou, 2nd Antonis Alexandridis, 3rd William Whittow PhD January November 2016

2 Wearable Antennas in modern life

3 Wearable Antennas in modern life

4 PhD thesis research novelties (Wearable Antennas Measurements)
Low-cost, lightweight (cost reduced by 2/3, ~ 15kg) Facilitation of measurements Good agreement with real human bodies and other phantoms Attractive for academia, for educational purposes Safety, repeatability, ethics, non-dynamic performance HOCS 1 Find optimum measurement setup (Closest results to Simulations) Prepare CNF measurements for HOCS phantom Exclude using the HOCS phantom by using the CDP Avoid danger of breaking the phantom and expire of liquid properties Educational purposes – better understanding of CNF measurement technique CDP HOCS Evaluation Technique Of CNF For WA HOCS 2 Methodology By using CNF For WA HOCS performance Less physical space, lower cost and complexity with others Good agreement with simulations Could be applied for whole human body phantoms Evaluating WAs for more complex scenarios (firefighter, astronaut suit) – details in E-field, interference 3

5 4 5 PhD thesis research novelties
(All-textile interconnecting and feeding of TLs and WAs) User friendly All-textile flexible connector-no rigid connectors used Effective in terms of performance Ease of connecting and disconnecting long with short striplines integraded on clothes (e.g. patient monitor sensors different locations) All-textile Complementary Overlap (CO) Stripline Interconnection method 4 Real life wearable scenario: Sensor sending signal to patch via stripline which is radiated Off-body CO all-textile flexible: patch antenna can be easily connected and disconnected with long or short striplines On-body without rigid connectors Connected 5 Disconnected

6 (Loughborough University, 01/01/13 – 30/06/2014)
1st Period of PhD (Loughborough University, 01/01/13 – 30/06/2014) Studied lots of papers, books Tried to recognize what has not been done and needed to Determined possible novelties (2/5) 1st month Learn and practice on simulations software and measurements hardware Simulation and measurements for novelty 1 First conference paper Summer school attendance was really helpful 6 months 1st year Determined all five novelties 1st year report Preparing first journal paper (review – from literature review) Simulation and measurements for novelties 1,2,3 Published 1st journal paper (review paper) Submitted 2nd conference paper (novelty 1) Finished simulations and measurements for novelties 2,3 Almost fulfilled work part Loughborough (simulations for novelty 1 finished later in Demokritos) 18 months

7 (NCSR “Demokritos”, 01/07/14 – 31/12/2015)
2nd Period of PhD (NCSR “Demokritos”, 01/07/14 – 31/12/2015) 24 months Submitted 3rd conference paper Fulfilled work left from Loughborough (Simulations for novelty 1) Started working on novelties 4,5 30 months Simulations and measurements for novelties 4 and 5 Submitted 2nd Journal paper, one month later published and became featured article Submitted 4th conference paper Planned thesis contents / outline 36 months Finished with simulations and measurements for novelty 4 Started writing thesis and finished 1st draft by the end of the 3rd year Final measurements to enhance novelty 5 Results added on the thesis Feedback from all supervisors (3) Submitted thesis before VIVA after supervisors approval Successful VIVA Submitted final e-thesis after VIVA corrections Submitted 3rd and 4th Journal papers (1 has been accepted) Preparing 5th Journal paper 4th year

8 Publications in Journals
J1. A. Tsolis, A.A. Alexandridis, W.G. Whittow, J.C. Vardaxoglou, “All-textile and flexible interconnecting and feeding of striplines and wearable patch antennas”, IET, Microwaves, Antennas & Propagation (in preparation-proposal) J2. A. Tsolis, A. Paraskevopoulos, W.G. Whittow, A.A. Alexandridis, J.C. Vardaxoglou, “ Design, Realization and Evaluation of a Liquid Hollow Torso Phantom Appropriate for Wearable Antenna Assessment”, IET, Microwaves, Antennas & Propagation (accepted) J3. A. Paraskevopoulos, A. Tsolis, A.A. Alexandridis, J.C. Vardaxoglou, “Cylindrical Near-Field Assessment of Wearable Antennas for Body-Centric Communications”, IET, Microwaves, Antennas and Propagation, (accepted) J4. A. Tsolis, A.A. Alexandridis, W.G. Whittow, J.C. Vardaxoglou, “Connecting wearable textile transmission lines: all- textile fabrication solutions and design techniques”, IET Electronics Letters, Vol. 51, No. 15, pp , 23rd July, 2015 Featured article: “Flexible use” J5. A. Tsolis, W.G. Whittow, A.A. Alexandridis, J.C. Vardaxoglou, “Embroidery and related manufacturing techniques for wearable antennas: challenges and opportunities”, Electronics, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp , May 2014, Review

9 Publications in Conferences
C1. A. Tsolis, W.G. Whittow, A. Chauraya, A.A. Alexandridis, J.C. Vardaxoglou, “A calibration of a cylindrical near field test site appropriate for wearable antenna measurements on a liquid torso phantom at 2GHz”, Proc. of the 11th Loughborough Antennas & Propagation Conference (LAPC 2015), Loughborough, UK, 2-3 November 2015 C2. A. Tsolis, A.A. Alexandridis, W.G. Whittow, J.C. Vardaxoglou, “Investigation of textile striplines connectivity for feeding and connecting wearable antennas”, Proc. of the 9th European Conference on Antennas & Propagation (EuCAP 2015), Lisbon, Portugal, April 2015 C3. A. Tsolis, W.G. Whittow, A. Chauraya, A.A. Alexandridis, J.C. Vardaxoglou, “Evaluation of a realized hollow torso phantom for wearable antenna measurements”, Proc. of the 10thLoughborough Antennas & Propagation Conference (LAPC 2014), Loughborough, UK, November 2014 C4. A. Tsolis, W.G. Whittow, A.A. Alexandridis, J.C. Vardaxoglou, "Evaluation of a Human Body Phantom for Wearable Antenna Measurements at the 5.8GHz Band", Proc. of the Loughborough Antennas & Propagation Conference, (LAPC 2013), Loughborough, UK, November 2013

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