Integrating HD-EMG and muscle NIRS: Gain advanced muscle insights
Multimodal approaches are increasingly used in muscle research to provide a comprehensive view of muscle function. HD-EMG captures detailed temporal and spatial muscle activity, while NIRS measures local muscle oxygenation. Combining these portable techniques offers significant advantages for studying muscle activity and metabolism simultaneously.
What is HD-EMG?
Discover insights into the benefits of high-density electromyography (HD-EMG), its distinctions from bipolar EMG, and the methodologies employed for measurement.
Tips for getting good EMG signals
EMG allows you to record electrical activity produced by muscles. Several factors can influence the signal quality while recording EMG signals. The quality of an EMG measurement largely depends on skin preparation, electrode positioning, and the quality of the EMG equipment.
This blog explains why these factors are important and how you can obtain good-quality surface EMG signals.
What Is Electromyography (EMG)?
This blog post contains everything you need to know about muscle structure, signal characteristics, types of EMG, and applications.