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Dear all,
Our school is interested in purchasing a new surface EMG system for our
laboratory. We current use an AMLab system which is great, but due to
the company going bust we are unable to increase the number of channels
we currently are using.
The beauty of the AMLab system is that all data acquisition (eg EMG and
isokinetic data) is synchronised and captured continuously. In addition,
the software enables the user to design circuit schematics for signal
conditioning and/or data processing.
I am aware that a number of systems are capable of this, however I am
interested a CED (Spike2) or NI (Labview) system, including software and
hardware. If anyone out there is currently using either of these systems
for EMG and associated data collection I would be greatly interested in
any comments that you may have regarding system performance and
versatility.
Particularly for the Aussies, what is the tech support like?
Kind regards,
Jack
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Dr Jack Cannon
BSocSci(Hons), GradDipEd, PhD
Bachelor of Human Movement Course Coordinator
Lecturer in Motor Control and Learning
School of Human Movement Studies
Faculty of Education
Charles Sturt University
Panorama Avenue
Bathurst 2795
Australia
Ph. (02) 6338 4334
Fax. (02) 6338 4065
jcannon@csu.edu.au
http://www.csu.edu.au/faculty/educat/
The Commonwealth Register of Institutions and
Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS)
Provider Number is 00005F for Charles Sturt
University and the Charles Sturt University
Language Centre.
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Our school is interested in purchasing a new surface EMG system for our
laboratory. We current use an AMLab system which is great, but due to
the company going bust we are unable to increase the number of channels
we currently are using.
The beauty of the AMLab system is that all data acquisition (eg EMG and
isokinetic data) is synchronised and captured continuously. In addition,
the software enables the user to design circuit schematics for signal
conditioning and/or data processing.
I am aware that a number of systems are capable of this, however I am
interested a CED (Spike2) or NI (Labview) system, including software and
hardware. If anyone out there is currently using either of these systems
for EMG and associated data collection I would be greatly interested in
any comments that you may have regarding system performance and
versatility.
Particularly for the Aussies, what is the tech support like?
Kind regards,
Jack
************************************************** **********
Dr Jack Cannon
BSocSci(Hons), GradDipEd, PhD
Bachelor of Human Movement Course Coordinator
Lecturer in Motor Control and Learning
School of Human Movement Studies
Faculty of Education
Charles Sturt University
Panorama Avenue
Bathurst 2795
Australia
Ph. (02) 6338 4334
Fax. (02) 6338 4065
jcannon@csu.edu.au
http://www.csu.edu.au/faculty/educat/
The Commonwealth Register of Institutions and
Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS)
Provider Number is 00005F for Charles Sturt
University and the Charles Sturt University
Language Centre.
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