The MyoWare 2.0 Muscle Sensor Development Kit a versatile Arduino-compatible EMG sensor package that brings the entire MyoWare 2.0 ecosystem to your experimentation table. Dive into diverse configurations for your project using the included boards. Whether it’s observing muscle dynamics through the MyoWare 2.0 LED Shield or capturing analog output via an Arduino-compatible microcontroller the possibilities are at your fingertips. Just attach a MyoWare 2.0 Shield, affix EMG sensor pads, link the sensor to a muscle group, and flex away!
The package boasts extra accessories: a convenient mini screwdriver for hassle-free shield removal, a USB A to C cable for recharging the 40mAh LiPo batteries or linking your microcontroller to a computer, a MyoWare 2.0 Reference Cable for sizeable muscle group connections, a sensor cable for distant muscle group connections, a 3.5mm TRS-to-TRS cable for effortless linkage of the MyoWare 2.0 ecosystem to an Arduino-compatible development board (compatible with Uno R3 footprint), and the RedBoard Plus for seamless integration.
Features:

Wearable Design
Supply Voltage

Minimum: +2.27V
Typically: +3.3V to +5V
Maximum: +5.47V

Input Bias Current

250pA, max 1nA

Reverse Polarity Protection
Three Output Modes

Raw EMG
Rectified
Envelope

Expandable via Shields
MyoWare 2.0 Muscle Sensor Form Factor

3x Female Snap Pins (Power and EMG Envelope Output)
3x Male Snap Pins (Input Electrodes)

LED Indicators

VIN
ENV

Reference Electrode Jumper
Specially Designed For Microcontrollers
Adjustable Gain
Board Dimensions

37.57mm x 35.90mm (1.48 x 1.41)

Resources

Board Dimensions

Muscle Sensor
Sensor Cover
Cable Shield
Power Shield
LED Shield
Link Shield
Arduino Shield

Hookup Guide
Advancer Technologies: MyoWare 2.0

Quickstart Guide(4.37MB)
Advanced Guide(9.00MB)
Patents[1]

MCP73831 Datasheet
Polymer Lithium Ion Battery (40mAh)

Datasheet
MSDS

Arduino Reference Language: ArduinoBLE Library
GitHub Example Repo
MyoWare 2.0 Ecosystem Page

FAQs:
Q: What’s in the kit?
A: All boards from the MyoWare 2.0 ecosystem: Muscle Sensor, LED Shield, Arduino Shield, and Link Shield.
Q: What can I use it for?
A: Measure and visualize muscle activity, experiment with output modes, and create wearable projects.
Q: Is it Arduino-compatible?
A: Yes, it’s Arduino-compatible via the included shields.
Q: What do the shields do?

LED Shield: Visualizes muscle activity.
Arduino Shield: Reads analog output.
Link Shield: Enables wireless communication.

Q: What else do I need?
A: EMG sensor pads and a microcontroller like Arduino.