Fully Implantable Multichannel EMG Measurement System: First Results

Lewis, Sören; Russold, Michael Friedrich; Hahn, Marie

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-08072-7_12

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“…The last five years have seen some advances in chronic, wirelessly-powered intramuscular recording systems for upper-limb amputees [10][11][12] including the first human trials [2]. However, due to the purely inductive method of power coupling employed by these systems, they do not achieve the maximum attainable power transfer efficiency (PTE), which leads to excess power consumption and drain on the prosthesis battery.…”

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Enhancing the versatility of wireless biopotential acquisition for myoelectric prosthetic control

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This is a comprehensive, low-cost, and non-proprietary solution that provides unprecedented versatility of configuration to direct myoelectric prostheses without wired connections to the body. The amenability of MRC to varied coil geometries and arrangements has the potential to improve the efficiency and robustness of wireless power transfer links at all levels of upper-limb amputation. Additionally, the wireless recording device's programmable flash memory and selectable features will grant clinicians the unique ability to adapt and personalize the recording system's functional protocol for patient- or algorithm-specific needs.

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