EMG Muscle Sensor

The Advance Technologies EMG Muscle Sensor V3.0, with its included cable and electrodes, is capable of detecting the electrical signal from a muscle. The output voltage ranges from 0 to Vs Volts, depending on the level of activity in the targeted muscle. Vs represents the power source voltage, with a minimum of 3.5V required for proper operation.

The EMG Muscle Sensor v3, developed by Advancer Technologies, accurately detects and enhances the electrical impulses generated by a muscle. It then generates an analogue output signal that can be easily interpreted by a microcontroller, providing you with the opportunity to incorporate unique muscle-controlled interfaces into your projects.

To begin utilizing two 9V batteries:

Refer to the User Manual for a comprehensive, step-by-step breakdown.

The specifications and features of the EMG Muscle Sensor include detailed information about its capabilities.

The electrode pad has a diameter of 52 mm.
The cable measures 2 feet in length.
The weight is 30gm.
Enhanced gain control (greater durability)
New cables onboard port
The board can be connected immediately upon opening.
The required voltage ( -3.5V) has been lowered.
Instructions on how to wire funds.
To operate this sensor, three electrodes must be attached to the user’s body.
The reference electrode can be positioned on a non-active area of the body, such as the bony part of the elbow, shin, or forearm. Ensure that it is attached to either the black or brown cable.
The remaining two electrodes should be positioned on the chosen muscle for measurement. One of them needs to be placed at the middle point of the muscle and connected to the red cable.
The final electrode should be positioned at the muscle’s tip and linked to the blue wire.
To complete the connection, attach pin SIG to an analog input pin and the GND pin to the ground pin on your microcontroller.