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Measurement of electrotextiles for high frequency applications

Two methods to measure effective surface resistance and conductivity of different classifications of electrotextile are presented. A waveguide technique is applicable for materials that are metal plated after forming the textile. The measurement data of two different conductive fibers is provided. Alternately, a resonant transmission line is useful for weave patterns consist of conductive and insulating materials. Detailed discussion of woven fabric is presented, specifically the isolation of dielectric and conductive loss. Measured and simulated results for conductivity are presented, along with techniques to separate different aspects of textile material.