Integrators as measuring devices of bioelectric output
Bernard Tursky · Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics · 1964
It is difficult to quantify gross muscle spasms from the clinical electromyogmphic record. The use of integmtion techniques simplifies this task. Three such techniques are described: continuous avemging, voltage compamtor, and time reset. The use of integrators to convelt the high‐frequency EMG potentials to a slowly changing analogue voltage makes it possible to employ a data sampling concept based on experimental rather than physiologic band width. This reduces the problems of sampling and storage of information if data processing is being done by computer.