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- EMG Muscle Signal Sensors Module Sensor Kit T084
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Features
- Small form factor design
- Specially designed for microcontroller based systems
- Adjustable gain using onboard potentiometer
- Five millimeter connector support

Specifications
- Integrated circuit T084
- Power supply normally plus minus nine volts dual supply minimum plus minus three point five volts
- Electrode pad diameter fifty two millimeters
- Cable length two feet
- Module dimensions twenty seven point three by twenty seven point three millimeters
- Weight thirty grams

Applications
- Robotics including prosthetic limbs and exoskeleton control systems
- Medical equipment such as physiotherapy and rehabilitation systems
- Interactive and motion controlled video games
Pin Connections
| Pin | Description | Connection |
|---|---|---|
| Vs plus | Positive power supply | Power supply positive |
| GND BAT | Battery ground | Battery ground |
| Vs minus | Negative power supply | Power supply negative |
| SIG | Analog signal output | Analog input of controller |
| GND | Ground reference | System ground |

Sample Project
Circuit

Electrode Connection
- Green electrode placed on the middle of the selected muscle
- Red electrode placed at the end of the selected muscle
- Yellow electrode placed on a bony or non muscular area near the muscle
Power Supply Connection
Two power supplies or batteries are used to generate positive and negative supply voltages. Connect the negative terminal of the first battery to the positive terminal of the second battery to form a ground reference. The positive terminal of the first battery becomes the positive supply and the negative terminal of the second battery becomes the negative supply.

Library
No external library is required for this module.
Code
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
Serial.println(analogRead(A0));
}
To observe muscle activity changes open the serial plotter and monitor the analog output while the muscle expands and contracts.

Notes
- Ensure electrodes are firmly attached to clean dry skin for accurate readings
- Signal quality may be affected by fatigue hydration and electrode placement
- Follow proper placement and usage guidelines to minimize noise and interference
References
Features
- Small form factor design
- Specially designed for microcontroller based systems
- Adjustable gain using onboard potentiometer
- Five millimeter connector support

Specifications
- Integrated circuit T084
- Power supply normally plus minus nine volts dual supply minimum plus minus three point five volts
- Electrode pad diameter fifty two millimeters
- Cable length two feet
- Module dimensions twenty seven point three by twenty seven point three millimeters
- Weight thirty grams

Applications
- Robotics including prosthetic limbs and exoskeleton control systems
- Medical equipment such as physiotherapy and rehabilitation systems
- Interactive and motion controlled video games
Pin Connections
| Pin | Description | Connection |
|---|---|---|
| Vs plus | Positive power supply | Power supply positive |
| GND BAT | Battery ground | Battery ground |
| Vs minus | Negative power supply | Power supply negative |
| SIG | Analog signal output | Analog input of controller |
| GND | Ground reference | System ground |

Sample Project
Circuit

Electrode Connection
- Green electrode placed on the middle of the selected muscle
- Red electrode placed at the end of the selected muscle
- Yellow electrode placed on a bony or non muscular area near the muscle
Power Supply Connection
Two power supplies or batteries are used to generate positive and negative supply voltages. Connect the negative terminal of the first battery to the positive terminal of the second battery to form a ground reference. The positive terminal of the first battery becomes the positive supply and the negative terminal of the second battery becomes the negative supply.

Library
No external library is required for this module.
Code
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
Serial.println(analogRead(A0));
}
To observe muscle activity changes open the serial plotter and monitor the analog output while the muscle expands and contracts.

Notes
- Ensure electrodes are firmly attached to clean dry skin for accurate readings
- Signal quality may be affected by fatigue hydration and electrode placement
- Follow proper placement and usage guidelines to minimize noise and interference