Skip to main content

SIGNAL REPRESENTATION OF MACRO EMG.

Publication ,  Journal Article
Nandedkar, SD; Kim, YI; Anne, A; Sanders, DB
Published in: Multi-phase Transport: Fundamentals, Reactor Safety, Applications
January 1, 1980

This study deals with the development of an efficient signal representation in bioelectric signal analysis. The authors used, as an example, macro EMG, which is a new electromyographic recording technique, and performed a quantitative comparison of the reconstructed signals with the original. It is shown that by splitting the macro EMG motor unit potential, it is possible to condense all significant information in each potential into a set of 18 numbers. The signal reconstructed from these numbers has an rms error less than 6% and contains all phases, peaks, duration and amplitude of the original signal. The technique need not be restricted to the representation of macro EMG potentials but can also be used for other biological signals.

Duke Scholars

Published In

Multi-phase Transport: Fundamentals, Reactor Safety, Applications

Publication Date

January 1, 1980

Start / End Page

296 / 300
 

Citation

APA
Chicago
ICMJE
MLA
NLM
Nandedkar, S. D., Kim, Y. I., Anne, A., & Sanders, D. B. (1980). SIGNAL REPRESENTATION OF MACRO EMG. Multi-Phase Transport: Fundamentals, Reactor Safety, Applications, 296–300.
Nandedkar, S. D., Y. I. Kim, A. Anne, and D. B. Sanders. “SIGNAL REPRESENTATION OF MACRO EMG.Multi-Phase Transport: Fundamentals, Reactor Safety, Applications, January 1, 1980, 296–300.
Nandedkar SD, Kim YI, Anne A, Sanders DB. SIGNAL REPRESENTATION OF MACRO EMG. Multi-phase Transport: Fundamentals, Reactor Safety, Applications. 1980 Jan 1;296–300.
Nandedkar, S. D., et al. “SIGNAL REPRESENTATION OF MACRO EMG.Multi-Phase Transport: Fundamentals, Reactor Safety, Applications, Jan. 1980, pp. 296–300.
Nandedkar SD, Kim YI, Anne A, Sanders DB. SIGNAL REPRESENTATION OF MACRO EMG. Multi-phase Transport: Fundamentals, Reactor Safety, Applications. 1980 Jan 1;296–300.

Published In

Multi-phase Transport: Fundamentals, Reactor Safety, Applications

Publication Date

January 1, 1980

Start / End Page

296 / 300