Gravity: Analog EMG Sensor

SKU: SEN0240

Gravity: Analog EMG Sensor(by DFRobot and OYMotion) offers a noninvasive method to detect muscle and neural activities through sEMG, featuring integrated filtering and amplification circuits. Its output is analog, based on a 1.5V reference voltage, and ranges from 0 to 3.0V. The sensor is compatible with Arduino, allowing users to analyze muscle tension and strength. Easy to use with dry electrodes, it is ideal for both static and dynamic applications, offering a longer lifespan compared to traditional medical electrodes. The sensor is suitable for various human-computer interaction applications, expanding beyond traditional medical uses.

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  • Specification

    • Signal Conditioner Board
    Parameter Specification
    Supply Voltage 3.3V~5.5V
    Operating Voltage 3.0V
    Detection Range +/-1.5mV
    Electrode Connector PJ-342
    Module Connector PH2.0-3P
    Output Voltage 0~3.0V
    Operating Temperature 0~50℃
    Size 22mm*35mm (0.87inch*1.38inch)
    • Dry Electrode Board
    Parameter Specification
    Electrode Connector PJ-342
    Wire Length 50cm(19.69inch)
    Plate Size 22 * 35 mm(0.87inch*1.38inch )
    weight 36g

    Pinout

    Analog_EMG_Sensor_Pinout

    Num Label Description
    1 A Analog Signal Output(0~3.0V)
    2 + Power Supply Anode(3.3~5.5V)
    3 - Power Supply Cathode(0V)
    4 PJ-342 Probe Wiring Connector
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    FAQ

    • The sensor reading is abnormally large or unchanged.

      1. Check whether the power supply of your sensor is stable;
      2. Please check whether the direction of the electrode patch is consistent with the direction of the muscle (as shown below), and the electrode patch should be tied to a large area of exposed skin.
      3. Try pulling out the connector of the sensor electrode to see if the reading is normal.
      You can also check out this quiz video:

      https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ANKqwHs0pEY-TzOjP-e0kYbKdSF-vMTM/view?usp=sharing

    • Where should I put the dry electrode? Is there any special requirement?
      In general, the corresponding 3 metal dry electrode plate needs not pay attention to the reference voltage. It only need to consistent with the direction of muscle.

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