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- Advancer Technologies commented on Advancer Technologies's instructable DIY Muscle Sensor / EMG Circuit for a Microcontroller2 months ago
- Advancer Technologies commented on Advancer Technologies's instructable DIY Muscle Sensor / EMG Circuit for a Microcontroller4 months ago
Depends on what you mean by "work". You'll likely still get measurements but the accuracy will be degraded if you use 5% resistors. Those electrodes should work; you'll want to avoid TENS electrodes though.
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- Advancer Technologies commented on Advancer Technologies's instructable DIY Muscle Sensor / EMG Circuit for a Microcontroller5 months agoView Instructable »
The software is called Processing (Processing.org). You can find the code files on our GitHub repo.
- Advancer Technologies commented on Advancer Technologies's instructable Bionic Iron Man Glove5 months agoView Instructable »
Yeah that should work if you didn't damage the board when you burnt out the other pin.
This is a single-channel EMG circuit same as the MyoWare.