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EMG: Muscle Fibers and Electrodes

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Description

This lecture explains the process of measuring EMG starting from muscle fibers, discussing the role of motor neurons, ion channels, and the resistance and capacitance of tissues. It also covers the function of electrodes, the conversion of ionic charges to electronic charges, and the generation of a signal representing the depolarization of muscle fibers.

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