Butterworth filter in simulink for semg processing

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Zainab
Zainab am 18 Jul. 2024
Kommentiert: Umar am 18 Jul. 2024
Hello everyone,
I am on my final step of processing live semg signals to hopeful then move a prosthetic arm, however I am having trouble "quieting" the noise of the signal. Therefore, I have decided to add the Butterworth filter to my simulink path however I am running into errors. I am trying to have the lowpass filter to be 5, the highpass filter: 500 and what I think the main problem is that I am trying to filter live data. so the sample frequency will be based on the live data I am recieving from my semg device. I will apperciate all the help I can get
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Umar
Umar am 18 Jul. 2024
Hi Zainab,
In order to help or assist you further, please share your code with us, screenshot of errors etc. In order to address your posted comments, consider using a Variable Bandwidth Butterworth Filter block in Simulink. This block allows you to adjust filter parameters dynamically based on the incoming data's sample frequency.Here's a sample code snippet to create a Variable Bandwidth Butterworth Filter block in Simulink:
% Define the filter parameters
order = 4; % Filter order
fs = 1000; % Sampling frequency
f_low = 20; % Lower cutoff frequency
f_high = 200; % Upper cutoff frequency
% Design the Butterworth filter
[b, a] = butter(order, [f_low/(fs/2), f_high/(fs/2)]);
% Apply the filter to the SEMG signal
filtered_signal = filtfilt(b, a, semg_signal);
By implementing this Variable Bandwidth Butterworth Filter, you can effectively process live SEMG signals with varying sample frequencies, ensuring noise reduction for accurate prosthetic arm control. Good luck!

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