EMG sensor for measuring muscle activity by detecting the electromyogram (EMG / EMGT) Key benefits Directly measures muscle electrical activity so you get objective, real-time data for testing, control, or analysis. Built-in measurement and filtering reduce raw noise, delivering cleaner signals to your controller and simplifying downstream processing. Compact, microcontroller-ready design makes integration into embedded systems and prototypes fast and space-efficient. Suitable for traditional research use as well as hobby and development projects that require reliable EMG sensing. What it does Detects the electromyogram (EMG/EMGT) and converts muscle activity into an electrical output. Performs on-board filtering and signal conditioning to improve signal quality before it reaches your microcontroller. Compatibility and form factor Designed to interface directly with microcontrollers and embedded development platforms. Compact form factor for easy placement on wearable prototypes, test rigs, or desktop research setups. Performance highlights Measures muscle activity with on-board filtering to reduce interference and produce usable signals for analysis, control, or recording. Optimized for straightforward integration so you can focus on application development rather than low-level signal conditioning. Typical applications Rehabilitation and prosthetic control: capture user muscle signals to drive assistive devices or monitor recovery progress. Biofeedback and training: use filtered EMG data for muscle activation feedback in physical therapy or athletic training. Research and prototyping: employ the sensor in classroom labs, experiments, and prototype systems requiring reliable EMG measurements. Why choose this sensor Provides the essential functions researchers and developers expect: EMG detection, measurement, and filtering in a compact, microcontroller-friendly package. Reduces the need for external signal-processing hardware by delivering a conditioned signal ready for your controller or data acquisition system. Integration tips Mount the sensor where muscle contractions are strongest and secure electrodes according to standard EMG placement practices. Feed the conditioned output directly into your microcontroller’s analog input or data acquisition channel for sampling and further processing. What’s included (function-focused) EMG sensor module capable of detecting EMG/EMGT signals, measuring muscle activity, and applying on-board filtering for cleaner output. This sensor is a practical, research-compatible tool for anyone building muscle-controlled interfaces, conducting EMG experiments, or developing wearable EMG-enabled devices.