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Script 060 – Dynamometry Feedback (MVC line trace)

Version:

1.0

Description

In this BIOPAC Basic Scripting example, the code allows the following experiment to be performed:

  1. Maximum Voluntary Contraction (MVC) of a participant is recorded.
  2. The participant exerts forces so that the force signal approximates a target path as closely as possible.
    • The target path is specified ahead of time by the researcher via a text file and is displayed in full.
  3. A text file is produced with the force data and the target path data so it can be loaded and analyzed in AcqKnowledge.
scripted feedback MVC

Script download VR-MVC.zip under Associated Files below contains setup instructions, sample data file, and BIOPAC Basic Script.

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