An Investigation of Acoustic Chamber Design for Recording AMG Signal

S. Yacoub, Ali H. Al-timemy, Y. Serrestou, Matthieu Milharo, K. Raoof
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We are exploring a new method of detecting the mechanical changes that occur when muscles contract: the Acoustomyography (AM G). This method of acquiring the sounds emitted by the muscles during a muscular contraction is a non-invasive technique based on the use of an acoustic sensor formed by a resonance chamber and a microphone. We will show in this study the effect of the geometry and dimensions of the resonance chamber where the microphone will be housed on the AMG signal collected. To show the robustness of the acquisition system developed, we will compare the results obtained at the output of the acoustic sensor with those obtained at the output of a muscle force sensor (dynamometer). By varying the amplitude of the force developed from 10 to 100% MVC, we noticed that the amplitude of the AMG signal is clearly correlated with the measured developed muscle force. During this study, a six-channel wearable armband was also developed to secure the acoustic sensors to the skin.
记录AMG信号的声室设计研究
我们正在探索一种检测肌肉收缩时发生的机械变化的新方法:声学成像(AM G)。这种获取肌肉收缩时发出的声音的方法是一种非侵入性技术,基于使用由共振室和麦克风组成的声学传感器。我们将在本研究中展示谐振腔的几何形状和尺寸对收集到的AMG信号的影响,其中麦克风将被安置在谐振腔中。为了显示所开发的采集系统的鲁棒性,我们将比较声学传感器输出的结果与肌肉力传感器(测功机)输出的结果。通过改变从10到100% MVC的发展力的振幅,我们注意到AMG信号的振幅与测量的发展肌肉力明显相关。在这项研究中,还开发了一种六通道可穿戴臂带,用于将声学传感器固定在皮肤上。
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