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A question about integrated EMG measuring with the Gravity: Analog EMG Sensor
avieliyahu36 2020-01-31 12:45:43 10552 Views19 Replies Hey!
I currently use the myoware sensor, and with this sensor, I can measure the integrated EMG signal that the muscle (or muscles) produces.
I came across your sensor, and it looks really comfortable and easy to use, but from what I saw there isn't a feature of measuring the integrated EMG. I saw only spikes.
Am I mistaken? Is there a way to get the integrated EMG reading from this sensor?
Edit: I would also like to know if this sensor is capable of measuring the soleus muscle, or one of the gastrocnemius muscles.
I currently use the myoware sensor, and with this sensor, I can measure the integrated EMG signal that the muscle (or muscles) produces.
I came across your sensor, and it looks really comfortable and easy to use, but from what I saw there isn't a feature of measuring the integrated EMG. I saw only spikes.
Am I mistaken? Is there a way to get the integrated EMG reading from this sensor?
Edit: I would also like to know if this sensor is capable of measuring the soleus muscle, or one of the gastrocnemius muscles.
2020-02-26 22:37:28
Here is another example of what I'm looking for:
https://imgur.com/DkxPBbO
I want the signal to look like the signal below, the integrated EMG signal.
I'll wait for your reply:) avieliyahu36
Thanks!
Here is another example of what I'm looking for:
https://imgur.com/DkxPBbO
I want the signal to look like the signal below, the integrated EMG signal.
I'll wait for your reply:)
avieliyahu36 2020-02-26 22:37:28
Here is another example of what I'm looking for:
https://imgur.com/DkxPBbO
I want the signal to look like the signal below, the integrated EMG signal.
I'll wait for your reply:) avieliyahu36
Thanks!
Here is another example of what I'm looking for:
https://imgur.com/DkxPBbO
I want the signal to look like the signal below, the integrated EMG signal.
I'll wait for your reply:)
avieliyahu36 2020-02-25 11:36:30
https://imgur.com/cYh1Cvg
This is the Analog EMG:
https://imgur.com/UI3Ugnp
I want to know, if the graph can look like the one in the myoware picture. avieliyahu36
This is the myoware:
https://imgur.com/cYh1Cvg
This is the Analog EMG:
https://imgur.com/UI3Ugnp
I want to know, if the graph can look like the one in the myoware picture.
avieliyahu36 2020-02-25 11:36:30
https://imgur.com/cYh1Cvg
This is the Analog EMG:
https://imgur.com/UI3Ugnp
I want to know, if the graph can look like the one in the myoware picture. avieliyahu36
This is the myoware:
https://imgur.com/cYh1Cvg
This is the Analog EMG:
https://imgur.com/UI3Ugnp
I want to know, if the graph can look like the one in the myoware picture.
avieliyahu36 2020-02-21 00:23:16 Thanks for the reply!
I have looked there, unfortunately, I didn't find my answer there
I'll try to explain myself again (sorry for the low quality):
With the myoware, I get an "analog" signal (looks continuous), there is a transition from high voltage to a lower one which looks like a wave.
From what I saw from videos, with the gravity sensor, I can only get "spikes" of activity. There is a sudden spike and then the signal drops to zero.
So my question is if there is any way to get a "continuous" signal, rather than "spikes"?
BTW, I tried to attach some pictures, but it seems like I can't for some reason. avieliyahu36
I have looked there, unfortunately, I didn't find my answer there
I'll try to explain myself again (sorry for the low quality):
With the myoware, I get an "analog" signal (looks continuous), there is a transition from high voltage to a lower one which looks like a wave.
From what I saw from videos, with the gravity sensor, I can only get "spikes" of activity. There is a sudden spike and then the signal drops to zero.
So my question is if there is any way to get a "continuous" signal, rather than "spikes"?
BTW, I tried to attach some pictures, but it seems like I can't for some reason.
avieliyahu36 2020-02-21 00:23:16 Thanks for the reply!
I have looked there, unfortunately, I didn't find my answer there
I'll try to explain myself again (sorry for the low quality):
With the myoware, I get an "analog" signal (looks continuous), there is a transition from high voltage to a lower one which looks like a wave.
From what I saw from videos, with the gravity sensor, I can only get "spikes" of activity. There is a sudden spike and then the signal drops to zero.
So my question is if there is any way to get a "continuous" signal, rather than "spikes"?
BTW, I tried to attach some pictures, but it seems like I can't for some reason. avieliyahu36
I have looked there, unfortunately, I didn't find my answer there
I'll try to explain myself again (sorry for the low quality):
With the myoware, I get an "analog" signal (looks continuous), there is a transition from high voltage to a lower one which looks like a wave.
From what I saw from videos, with the gravity sensor, I can only get "spikes" of activity. There is a sudden spike and then the signal drops to zero.
So my question is if there is any way to get a "continuous" signal, rather than "spikes"?
BTW, I tried to attach some pictures, but it seems like I can't for some reason.
avieliyahu36 2020-01-31 12:45:43 Hey!
I currently use the myoware sensor, and with this sensor, I can measure the integrated EMG signal that the muscle (or muscles) produces.
I came across your sensor, and it looks really comfortable and easy to use, but from what I saw there isn't a feature of measuring the integrated EMG. I saw only spikes.
Am I mistaken? Is there a way to get the integrated EMG reading from this sensor?
Edit: I would also like to know if this sensor is capable of measuring the soleus muscle, or one of the gastrocnemius muscles. avieliyahu36
I currently use the myoware sensor, and with this sensor, I can measure the integrated EMG signal that the muscle (or muscles) produces.
I came across your sensor, and it looks really comfortable and easy to use, but from what I saw there isn't a feature of measuring the integrated EMG. I saw only spikes.
Am I mistaken? Is there a way to get the integrated EMG reading from this sensor?
Edit: I would also like to know if this sensor is capable of measuring the soleus muscle, or one of the gastrocnemius muscles.
avieliyahu36 