Multiple Choice
When a raw EMG is processed to derive the Average Rectified EMG value (ARV) , what effect does increasing the length of the time window over which the signal is 'averaged' (e.g. from 50 ms to 100 ms) have on the final processed EMG?
A) It creates a rectified EMG
B) It has no effect
C) It creates a normalised EMG
D) It creates a noisier processed EMG, similar to the rectified EMG
E) It creates a smoother processed EMG, further removed from the rectified EMG
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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