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Herein we show the results of dry electrodes based on two types of electrodes chromium-gold and gold and the integration to a real-time sEMG collection system. The system uses a PXI chassis with a National Instruments FPGA module that performs a manual selection of amplification gains. A real-time PXI module was utilized with LabVIEW to allow the use of EMG signal decomposition techniques in the study of motion intention identification, prosthesis movements, and neuromuscular integrity analysis.
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We are thankful to Dr. Tiago P. Almeida for making the system for EMG recording used in this work available. We thanks the Coordination of the Open Laboratory (Colab) of the CTI Renato Archer, a branch of the Ministry of Science, Technology, Innovations and Communications of Brazil where the experiments were executed in a partial or integral.
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Kakizaki, A.T., Hamanaka, M.H.M.O., do Lago Pimentel, V., Ferri, C.A., Quevedo, A.A.F. (2019). Biopotential Amplification System Developed for Surface Electromyography Using Dry Electrodes. In: Iano, Y., Arthur, R., Saotome, O., Vieira Estrela, V., Loschi, H. (eds) Proceedings of the 3rd Brazilian Technology Symposium. BTSym 2017. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-93112-8_24
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