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UART for Wearables (U4We): DC Power and Carrierless Signal Transfer over Conductive Textiles
This brief presents a circuit-level conductive-textile interconnection technique for batteryless distributed wearable modules. Two conductive textile layers separated by an insulating fabric layer are used as a garment-wide shared bus that simultaneously conveys DC power and pulse-based data signals
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