Holding speed controllable intelligent myoelectric prosthetic hand control circuit
A controllable, prosthetic hand technology, applied in the field of intelligent myoelectric prosthetic hand control circuit, can solve the problem that the prosthetic hand cannot control the speed according to the patient's wishes, and achieve the effect of improving controllability
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[0011] The introduction of good myoelectric signals is the first prerequisite for myoelectrically controlled prosthetic hands, such as figure 1 A block diagram of the electrode section is shown. The function of the high input impedance buffer amplifier 1 is to reduce the attenuation of the high impedance muscle bioelectric signal introduced by the electrodes. The differential amplifier has a high common-mode rejection ratio and amplifies the differential signal from the output of the high input impedance buffer amplifier to obtain a single-ended output signal. Amplifier 1 is an adjustable gain amplifier for adjusting the amount of amplification of muscle bioelectric signals. The 50Hz notch filter is used to suppress power frequency interference signals. A buffer amplifier 2 is arranged between the 50Hz trap and the subsequent circuit to reduce mutual influence. After this link, the EMG signal is initially amplified and processed.
[0012] After the above-mentioned amplific...
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