ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Commercial Metallized Textiles for Dry EEG Electrodes: Structure, Textile-Level Durability, and Controlled Frontal Validation Against Ag/AgCl.
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Commercially available metallized textiles offer a scalable material platform for dry EEG electrodes, but their performance depends on the fabric architecture, coating distribution, and durability of the textile component. This work evaluated three industrial conductive textiles-a weft-knit silver-plated PA6/elastane, a warp-knit PA6/elastomer with one-sided conductive silicone, and a woven PA66 with Ag/Cu/Sn metallization-using a standardized, textile-centered protocol combining textile-level washing durability (UNE-EN IEC 63203-204-1:2023), artificial perspiration exposure (UNE-EN ISO 105-E04:2013), impedance characterization on a skin-mimicking phantom with reduced equivalent-circuit analysis, and human EEG recordings (
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