Electronics Letters · 2003 · 64 citations · 6 references
EngineeringBiomedical EngineeringRehabilitation MedicineBioinstrumentationInstrumentationMovement AnalysisBiomechanical InstrumentationBiomedical InstrumentationElectromyogram AnalysisMedical InstrumentationProsthetic BiomechanicsProsthetic Control SystemsAccelerometer SensorsElectromyographyElectromyography Artifact RemovalElectromyography InstrumentationElectrophysiological RecordingsMicrophonesNeural Signal RecordingRehabilitation Wearable Sensors
External noise sources such as movement artefact may interfere with mechanomyography (MMG) signal recording, compromising signal detection for electrically-powered prosthesis control. A novel coupled microphone-accelerometer sensor pair, intended to facilitate noise reduction, was designed and tested on a below-elbow amputee. Sample recordings demonstrate clear distinction between motion artefact and useful MMG signals.
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Acoustic myography as a control signal for an externally powered prosthesis.
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