| ??? 07/25/10 13:28 Read: times |
#177451 - Correct Responding to: ???'s previous message |
EMG stands for Electromyography. As Erik rightly said, it's measuring potentials generated by muscle activity. It's like any other data acquisition, so it's not that scary.
Erik Malund said:
sticking needles with wires attachecd into muscles and measuring the voltage at relaxed and contracted. I'm not planning to stick any needles. At least not for now.There are surface mounted electrodes as well, which I am planning to use. Erik Malund said:
Things like this is VERY SCARY "I am a novice" and medical diagnostics. What if the diagnose is wrong because the 'novice' did not take all into account?
I'm not going to deal with the EMG diagnostics part of it right now. So Erik, you don't have to worry about blowing someone's brain because of a wrong suggestion! :) Basically,I want to learn a bit of DSP/DSC programming, since I have absolutely no experience with it. |
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