PLUGSYS Electromyogram (EMG) Amplifier Module (EMGA)
This Electrolyogram (EMG) Amplifier Module (EMGA) is to amplify EMG signals in the PLUGSYS system. A floating input circuit is used to avoid hum and grounding problems. The filters are designed for EMG signals up to 10 kHz. The analog EMG signal is available at a BNC connector on the front panel and also internally on the PLUGSYS system bus. Both outputs can be used for recording on a chart recorder or for data acquisition. A square-wave signal generator with 0.3 mV and 1 mV amplitude is incorporated for calibration. For EMG integration an envelope integration circuit is provided. This signal is also available on the front panel and on the PLUGSYS bus.
Specifications | 73-1766 |
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Calibration | Square-wave signal generator with amplitudes of 0.3 mV and 1 mV amplitude |
Commond Mode Rejection | 106 dB |
Connector | DIN 41612, 96-pin VG |
Display | Bar graph 0.75 V/LED |
Filter Indication | By green LEDs on front panel |
Gain Trimmer in Position x0.5 | Switch x1 x10 x100
In Position x0.5 100 to 500 1000 to 5000 10000 to 50000 |
Gain Trimmer in Position x1 | Switch x1 x10 x100
In Position x1 200 to 1000 2000 to 10000 20000 to 100000 |
Gain Trimmer in Position x2 | Switch x1 x10 x100
In Position x2 400 to 2000 4000 to 20000 40000 to 200000 |
High-Pass Filter | (LOW CUT OFF) 50 Hz, 25 Hz, 10 Hz, 2 Hz |
Input | Floating differential input, isolated barrier internally clamped to 300 V, with protection against static discharges and 10 kHz input filter for h.f. suppression |
Input Connector | 5-pin binder socket with screw lock; pin connections correspond to those of standard 3-pin EMG input cable |
Input Impedance | 1010Ω |
Low-Pass Filter | (HIGH CUT OFF) 10 kHz, 3 kHz, 1 kHz, 0.3 kHz |
Output | BNC connector on front panel for EMG and envelope signal ( |
PLUGSYS Width | 2 slot units |
Power Supply | 5 V/600 mA, through connector from PLUGSYS bus system |
Quick Start | For rapid discharge of coupling capacitors by pressing QUICK START key |
Recorder Output | Internal outputs are connected to bus system via jumpers; EMG signal and envelope signal are connected to recorder via Recorder Output Module (ROM). |
Recorder Output 2 | Also possible to connect recorder directly to BNC connectors ‘EMG OUT’ and ‘Envelope Integration’ at front panel |