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    Hi,

    I'm a Ph.D. student in human factors engineering at the University of New
    Brunswick. We are using a Cybex II dynamometer to record torque data during
    knee extensions. The unit was originally intended for unilateral movements,
    however we are trying to modify it for bilateral knee extensions. The
    maximum torque output allowed for the unit is 360 ft-lbs for isometric and
    240 ft-lbs for dynamic contractions.

    We are currently investigating the use of a planetary gear to reduce the
    torque for bilateral contractions to prevent damage to the load cell. Has
    anyone modified a unit like this for bilateral contractions?

    Any help would be appreciated.


    Usha Kuruganti, P.Eng.
    Ph.D. Candidate
    Institute of Biomedical Engineering
    University of New Brunswick
    Tel: (506) 453-4966
    Fax: (506) 453-4827
    Email: i1i0@unb.ca

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