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Muscle Load (EMG) Analysis Add-on
SW-MUSC-LOAD-EMG
785614264573
810122011
Evaluates the muscular load that the muscles are subjected during a normal work day. It measures the static, median and high intensity levels.
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Muscle Load (EMG) Analysis Add-on
Evaluates the muscular load that the muscles are subjected during a normal work day. It measures the static, median and high intensity levels.
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The Muscle Load Analysis add-on is designed for online (during the acquisition) and offline (post-processing) evaluation of muscular load in ergonomics, biomechanics, and sports research applications, and is the ideal software extension for the biosignalsplux Electromyography (EMG) and BITalino EMG sensors.
The following list presents an overview of all the computed parameters which can also be exported in the .CSV and .PDF file formats. Download our Sample Reports for these add-ons for more information.
The Muscle Load Analysis add-on measures the muscular load that muscles are subjected during a period or task (e.g. during a normal work day or work process) according to Jonsson’s method of Amplitude Probability Distribution Analysis (APDA) of acquired EMG signals. For this method, the Maximum Voluntary Contraction (MVC) of the monitored muscle is acquired before the acquisition and used as reference value for the muscle load classification in static, median, and high intensity levels.
The APDA calculates the cumulative percentage histogram of the enveloped data in terms (%) of the MVC. The development of the APDA can be observed in OpenSignals when acquiring EMG signal in real-time enabling intervention possibilities whenever a subject is reaching levels of muscle tiredness (orange Warning Zone) or even fatigue (orange Danger Zone).
Tiredness Zone
Tired out muscles can be damaged, causing pain to the subject, reason for which tiredness should be avoided.
Fatigue Zone
High intensity muscular load causes the muscles to fail producing the required force for a task, which can lead to severe Musculoskeletal Disorders when the continuous fatigue outbalances the body’s natural recovery mechanism's.
This add-on is included in the following biosignalsplux kits:
This add-on can be included in the following BITalino bundles:
The Muscle Load Analysis add-on is designed for online (during the acquisition) and offline (post-processing) evaluation of muscular load in ergonomics, biomechanics, and sports research applications, and is the ideal software extension for the biosignalsplux Electromyography (EMG) and BITalino EMG sensors.
The following list presents an overview of all the computed parameters which can also be exported in the .CSV and .PDF file formats. Download our Sample Reports for these add-ons for more information.
The Muscle Load Analysis add-on measures the muscular load that muscles are subjected during a period or task (e.g. during a normal work day or work process) according to Jonsson’s method of Amplitude Probability Distribution Analysis (APDA) of acquired EMG signals. For this method, the Maximum Voluntary Contraction (MVC) of the monitored muscle is acquired before the acquisition and used as reference value for the muscle load classification in static, median, and high intensity levels.
The APDA calculates the cumulative percentage histogram of the enveloped data in terms (%) of the MVC. The development of the APDA can be observed in OpenSignals when acquiring EMG signal in real-time enabling intervention possibilities whenever a subject is reaching levels of muscle tiredness (orange Warning Zone) or even fatigue (orange Danger Zone).
Tiredness Zone
Tired out muscles can be damaged, causing pain to the subject, reason for which tiredness should be avoided.
Fatigue Zone
High intensity muscular load causes the muscles to fail producing the required force for a task, which can lead to severe Musculoskeletal Disorders when the continuous fatigue outbalances the body’s natural recovery mechanism's.
This add-on is included in the following biosignalsplux kits:
This add-on can be included in the following BITalino bundles: