Environmental Temperature Monitoring System Featuring Printed Temperature Sensor and a Flexible, Printed WiFi Antenna

With the increasing need for scalable, energy-efficient sensing solutions in smart cities and buildings, traditional temperature monitoring systems face limitations due to higher manufacturing costs and rigid designs. Printed fabrication offers a flexible and economical alternative that enhances potential for volume deployment, ubiquitous integration and the increased spatial resolution of monitoring. In this work, we present a novel environmental temperature monitoring system that leverages printed fabrication for antenna and sensor for such applications. A high measured sensitivity (i.e. 3.1% Temperature coefficient of resistance) is shown for the designed printed temperature sensor. A measured 93MHz bandwidth coverage is shown for the designed printed, flexible dual-patch array WiFi antenna.

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2025-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icmac64768.2025.11003268
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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Environmental Temperature Monitoring System Featuring Printed Temperature Sensor and a Flexible, Printed WiFi Antenna

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Environmental Temperature Monitoring System Featuring Printed Temperature Sensor and a Flexible, Printed WiFi Antenna

Mohammad Vaseem, Firas Fatani, Sakandar Rauf, Atif Shamim, Rana Muhammad Bilal
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With the increasing need for scalable, energy-efficient sensing solutions in smart cities and buildings, traditional temperature monitoring systems face limitations due to higher manufacturing costs and rigid designs. Printed fabrication offers a flexible and economical alternative that enhances potential for volume deployment, ubiquitous integration and the increased spatial resolution of monitoring. In this work, we present a novel environmental temperature monitoring system that leverages printed fabrication for antenna and sensor for such applications. A high measured sensitivity (i.e. 3.1% Temperature coefficient of resistance) is shown for the designed printed temperature sensor. A measured 93MHz bandwidth coverage is shown for the designed printed, flexible dual-patch array WiFi antenna.

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