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MA-1000 Moving Averager

For the Accurate Quantification of EMG and ENG Signals

  • For EMG and ENG measurements
  • Uses easily replaceable time constant modules to implement the moving average
  • Comes standard with time constants of 50, 100, and 200mS, but any values between 10 and 500mS are available

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MA-1000 Moving Averager

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MA-1000 Moving Average amplifier. $1000
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Product Highlights

The MA-1000 consists of an adjustable-gain input buffer, a precision full-wave rectifier, and a moving averager circuit. It is used for the accurate quantification of electromyogram (EMG) and electroneurogram (ENG) signals. The moving averaging circuit is a 3rd order Paynter low-pass filter that creates a contoured or smoothed envelope around the rectified signal, with selectable degrees of smoothing. Smoothing is accomplished by the selection of a time constant, conveniently implemented by front panel pushbutton switches.

MA-1000 Specifications(1)

  • Input impedance: 1MΩ single-ended
  • Input voltage range: ±10V
  • Input coupling: AC or DC, switchable
  • Rectifier offset and asymmetry: ±5mV max
  • Frequency response: DC to 25kHz
  • Rectified output voltage range: 0 to 10V
  • Moving average output voltage range: 0 to 10V
  • Output impedance: any output <10Ω
  • Input/output connectors: BNC
  • Power requirements: ±12VDC @ 50mA
  • Dimensions: 2.5W × 5.05H × 9.5D (inches)

(1) The MA-1000 IS NOT to be used for human patient-connected applications.

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