Electromyographic signal-based portable real-time lower limb behavior pattern recognition system and method
A technology of myoelectric signal and recognition system, which is applied in the field of portable lower limb behavior pattern real-time recognition system, which can solve the problems that cannot be sent out, cannot meet the practical application, and takes a long time for feature extraction.
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[0100] The invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific implementation examples: the present invention proposes a portable lower limb behavior pattern real-time recognition system and method based on electromyographic signals, which specifically includes: an electromyographic signal acquisition module, an electromyographic signal preprocessing module, Multi-channel AD data sampling module, embedded main control module, power module, display device, such as figure 1 shown;
[0101] The myoelectric signal acquisition module is connected with the myoelectric signal preprocessing module, the myoelectric signal preprocessing module is connected with the multi-channel AD data sampling module, and the multi-channel AD data sampling module is connected with the embedded main control module; the embedded main control The module is connected to the display device; the power module is connected to the myoelectric signal acquisition ...
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