KOKOLIA, M. Elektronické komponenty v textilních substrátech [online]. Brno: Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta elektrotechniky a komunikačních technologií. 2022.
The dissertation thesis submitted by Martin Kokolia is focused on the integration of electronic components to textile substrates, and 3D knitted materials especially. Personally, I highly appreciate: - Numerical investigation of 3D knitted materials considering their micro-structure, and the development of their simplified homogeneous equivalents. - The concept of hexagonal artificial magnetic conductor (HAMC) eliminating the need of sewing during the integration of electronics into 3D textile substrates. - A wide range of applications (transmission lines, antennas, sensors) based on the developed HAMC. The dissertation thesis is original in several aspects. This fact can be proven: - By 3 records on Web of Science including 2 conference papers and 1 journal article (International Journal of Numerical Modelling - Electronic Networks, Devices and Fields). - By an additional paper, which was accepted for publication in Journal of Electrical Engineering. Martin was engaged in educational activities at the university as well: - He supervised 4 bachelor theses focused on antennas and microwaves. - He contributed to teaching and updating laboratory exercises of courses focused on electromagnetic waves and antennas. According to my opinion, Martin Kokolia meets all usual requirements on a PhD candidate. I therefore fully recommend PhD thesis authored by Martin to be defended.
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