The rectifier portion of this module is composed of:
· 1% metal film ¼ watt resistors
· LT 1007 operational amplifiers
· IN916C Diodes
The input signal from the EMG amplifier is applied to the input BNC connector on the front panel.
If the signal is to be high-pass filtered only, the output BNC should be connected to the Normal output BNC and the filter switch placed to ON.
If the input is to be rectified only, the ouput has to be connected to the rectified BNC output and the filter switch must be set to OFF.
The rectifier switch can be set to positive or negative rectification. In our lab, the Tibialis Anterior EMG is positively rectified, whereas the Gastrocnemius EMG is negatively rectified.
If the output is to be rectified and filtered, the output has to connected to the rectified BNC with the filter switch ON. You may also have an output of 15V at the 15V output BNC.
Case |
Filter switch
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Output BNC
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Rectifier switch
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HP filtered only
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ON
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Normal
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Doesn't matter
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Rectified (+/-) only
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OFF
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Rectified
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+ or -
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HP filtered and rectified
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ON
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Rectified
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+ or -
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15 volts
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Doesn't matter
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15 V
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Doesn't matter
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The EMG signal is input to the circuit via a BNC connector on the front panel of the module. The rectified or normal signals can obtained from the two parallel output channels. The can be filtered and rectified or a combination of the two via the filter and rectifier switches on the front panel.
· 3 LT1007 Operational Amplifier
· Dielectric Capacitors
· +/- 10% Resistors
· 2 1N916C Signal Diodes
This module requires +/- 15 Volt power supply to operate.
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