Methods and systems for heat applied sensor tag
A method for configuring a sensor tag includes placing the sensor tag in a location on a garment or fabric to be affixed. The method may further include applying a heat source at a temperature to the sensor tag for a time period. The method may further include removing the heat source after the time period has elapsed. The method may further include removing a paper layer between an adhesive layer and the garment of fabric prior to placing the sensor taking in the location. The method may further include removing a top protective layer after removing the heat source.
1. A method for configuring a sensor tag, comprising:
placing the sensor tag in a location on a garment or fabric to be affixed;
applying a heat source at a temperature to the sensor tag for a time period to melt an adhesive;
removing the heat source after the time period has elapsed; and
removing a top protective layer after removing the heat source,
wherein the adhesive layer comprises two different layers of adhesive.
2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:
removing a paper layer between an adhesive layer and the garment or fabric prior to placing the sensor tag in the location.
3. A sensor tag comprising:
a top layer;
a protective layer above the top layer;
a sensor layer below the top layer;
an adhesive layer below the sensor layer,
wherein the adhesive layer comprises two different layers of adhesive.
4. The sensor tag of claim 3 , further comprising:
a backing layer below the adhesive layer.
5. The sensor tag of claim 4 , wherein at least one of the two different layers of adhesive includes Surebonder 725 Ethylene Vinyl Acetate or Pressure Sensitive P4360A.
6. The sensor tag of claim 4 , wherein the adhesive layer comprises two different adhesives blended.