Detection of defects in food by detecting pattern of current flo

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Current through test material forms test magnetic field

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ABSTRACT:
A method for examining an edible product, such as fresh fish flesh, for dielectric inclusions, such as encysted parasites. The product is subjected to a current flow, which may be perturbed or deviated by any hidden inclusions. An electromagnetic effect of perturbed current flow is detected. In a preferred implementation, one or more scans of the external magnetic consequences of the effect of an inclusion allows the discovery and removal of the inclusion.

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