Fundamental references over insole plantar pressure in terms of human body weight percentage
This paper proposes a fundamental study and detailed investigation about the insole touch area of plantar pressure to be considered as a reference measurement for all researchers that study any location over the insole area. A 101 pressure sensor positions, that number represents the most covered ar...
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| author | Alwan, Omar Hussein Wan Hasan, Wan Zuha Che Soh, Azura Jaafar, Haslina |
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| description | This paper proposes a fundamental study and detailed investigation about the insole touch area of plantar pressure to be considered as a reference measurement for all researchers that study any location over the insole area. A 101 pressure sensor positions, that number represents the most covered area of the insole, these 101 locations were investigated in this work to find out the variation limits for each individual point. A different gain conditioning circuits based on the supply op-amp has been used to measure the output of the sensors to fulfill sufficient accuracy. The measurements have been carried out on one size foot, but with persons have different weights to prove the proposed method hypothesis. It is found that more than 80% of the measured points were different, even for different body weights. The measurements resulted in that maximum applied force, and consequently the mass, not exceed one kilogram, while the minimum approach to a few grams. The verification of the hypothesis is satisfied when the accumulation of all points, in terms of mass, results in Total body weight/242%. |
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| spelling | upm.eprints-556862017-06-07T08:34:38Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/55686/ Fundamental references over insole plantar pressure in terms of human body weight percentage Alwan, Omar Hussein Wan Hasan, Wan Zuha Che Soh, Azura Jaafar, Haslina This paper proposes a fundamental study and detailed investigation about the insole touch area of plantar pressure to be considered as a reference measurement for all researchers that study any location over the insole area. A 101 pressure sensor positions, that number represents the most covered area of the insole, these 101 locations were investigated in this work to find out the variation limits for each individual point. A different gain conditioning circuits based on the supply op-amp has been used to measure the output of the sensors to fulfill sufficient accuracy. The measurements have been carried out on one size foot, but with persons have different weights to prove the proposed method hypothesis. It is found that more than 80% of the measured points were different, even for different body weights. The measurements resulted in that maximum applied force, and consequently the mass, not exceed one kilogram, while the minimum approach to a few grams. The verification of the hypothesis is satisfied when the accumulation of all points, in terms of mass, results in Total body weight/242%. IEEE 2015 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/55686/1/Fundamental%20references%20over%20insole%20plantar%20pressure%20in%20terms%20of%20human%20body%20weight%20percentage.pdf Alwan, Omar Hussein and Wan Hasan, Wan Zuha and Che Soh, Azura and Jaafar, Haslina (2015) Fundamental references over insole plantar pressure in terms of human body weight percentage. In: 2015 IEEE Regional Symposium on Micro and Nano Electronics (RSM 2015), 19-21 Aug. 2015, Primula Beach Hotel, Kuala Terengganu. . 10.1109/RSM.2015.7354967 |
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| title_full | Fundamental references over insole plantar pressure in terms of human body weight percentage |
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