Diseño de un sistema de adquisición EMG orientado al desarrollo de prótesis mioeléctricas

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24054/rcta.v2i48.4406

Palabras clave:

ingeniería de rehabilitación, acondicionamiento de señales, electromiografía de superficie (sEMG), sistemas embebidos, servomotor, Raspberry Pi

Resumen

Este artículo describe el desarrollo e implementación de la adquisición y el procesamiento de señales de electromiografía (EMG) para la etapa de control de una prótesis mioeléctrica. Se establece un método para detectar y clasificar la actividad muscular con baja carga computacional y alta reproducibilidad, utilizando una arquitectura híbrida analógica-digital. La señal EMG pasa a través de un filtro pasivo RC de paso bajo y luego a un circuito comparador de ventana con circuitos integrados LM393, que clasifica la actividad eléctrica en tres niveles: reposo, contracción o contracción parcial. Esta clasificación genera señales de modulación por ancho de pulso (PWM) para el control del servomotor, teniendo como resultado de la implementación de filtro pasabanda Butterworth digital obteniendo valores de voltaje 0.1 V a la salida que pueden ser amplificados y obtener para la activación del servomotor un voltaje de 1.9 V, cumplido con el objetivo que es generar la dinámica de un actuador con elementos de bajo costo con posibilidad de aumentar el número de actuadores debido al uso de Raspberry Pi 4 que cuenta con puertos de entrada y salida.

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Biografía del autor/a

  • Yeison Manuel Arias Nuñez, Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, Bogotá, Distrito Capital, Colombia

    Y. M. Arias-Nuñez is a Biomedical Engineering student at the Nueva Granada Military University in Colombia. Her research interests include rehabilitation engineering.

  • Sandra Patricia Usaquen Perilla, Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, Bogotá, Distrito Capital, Colombia

    S.P. Usaquén-Perilla received her PhD in Industrial Engineering from Universidad del Valle, Colombia in 2025, and her Master's degree in Medical Engineering from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2008. She is a biomedical engineer and professor in the Biomedical Engineering program at Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, Colombia. Her research focuses on health technology assessment, technology management, and clinical engineering.

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2026-07-29

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