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Fig. 4

From: Machine-learning-based children’s pathological gait classification with low-cost gait-recognition system

Fig. 4

Pathological gait-recognition system. 8 × 8 sensor array is under the slipper and controller attached to the child’s leg with hook-and-loop fasteners. The control circuit board contains a signal-collecting circuit, a low-energy Bluetooth device (HC-42 with Bluetooth 5.0, HuiCheng Information Technology Co., Ltd., China), STM32F103 controller, and two 4.2-V Li-ion batteries. The signal-collecting circuit operates with 5 V of power generated by an LM7805 unit (KIA7805AP, three-terminal positive voltage regulator of 5 V, KEC, China) and the STM32F103 circuitry operates with 3.3 V generated by an AMS117 unit (low-dropout-voltage regulator with fixed 3.3 V, Advanced Monolithic Systems, Inc.)

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