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My name is Veronica Naing, and I am a research assistant at the Locomotion
Lab in Simon Fraser University.
Our lab is doing performance testing of a knee brace mounted device. This
involves recording EMG from thigh muscles (all of VL, VM, RF, BF, SM, SL,
ST) during treadmill walking. We are using a noraxon myosystem 1200. Our
problem is signal loss / huge amounts of noise once the brace is secured
over the electrodes. If anybody has any ideas for how fix this, I would
appreciate any input, or perhaps some recommendations for alternative EMG
systems that would work better in these circumstances.
Thanks,
Veronica Naing
Research Assistant
Locomotion Lab, School of Kinesiology
Simon Fraser University
British Columbia, Canada
Lab in Simon Fraser University.
Our lab is doing performance testing of a knee brace mounted device. This
involves recording EMG from thigh muscles (all of VL, VM, RF, BF, SM, SL,
ST) during treadmill walking. We are using a noraxon myosystem 1200. Our
problem is signal loss / huge amounts of noise once the brace is secured
over the electrodes. If anybody has any ideas for how fix this, I would
appreciate any input, or perhaps some recommendations for alternative EMG
systems that would work better in these circumstances.
Thanks,
Veronica Naing
Research Assistant
Locomotion Lab, School of Kinesiology
Simon Fraser University
British Columbia, Canada