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Application of the SEMG Technique on the Muscular Fatigue Exercise

Wang Yin-yin

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Surface Electromyogram (SEMG) is a one--dimensional time series signal of neuromuscular system recorded from skin surface. The muscle will produce tiny change of bioelectricity. The amplitude and power spectrum of SEMG will change with muscular movement. However the change of SEMG is correlative with the methods and of measurements and types of exercise. As an non—traumatic testing technique, SEMG will play an important role in studying exercise--induced fatigue.

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Surface Electromyogram (SEMG) is a one--dimensional time series signal of neuromuscular system recorded from skin surface. The muscle will produce tiny change of bioelectricity. The amplitude and power spectrum of SEMG will change with muscular movement. However the change of SEMG is correlative with the methods and of measurements and types of exercise. As an non—traumatic testing technique, SEMG will play an important role in studying exercise--induced fatigue.

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Surface Electromyogram (SEMG) is a one--dimensional time series signal of neuromuscular system recorded from skin surface. The muscle will produce tiny change of bioelectricity. The amplitude and power spectrum of SEMG will change with muscular movement. However the change of SEMG is correlative with the methods and of measurements and types of exercise. As an non—traumatic testing technique, SEMG will play an important role in studying exercise--induced fatigue.

Key concepts: Muscle fatigue, Muscular fatigue, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Electromyography, SIGNAL (programming language), Computer science, Medicine, Programming language

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