Grain damage analyzer

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382 51, 358107, 358169, 2502222, 250223R, G06F 1520, G06G 748, H01J 4014

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047137819

ABSTRACT:
A grain damage analyzer illuminates a grain sample with longwave, ultraviolet radiation, causing the exposed starch of the damaged portions to fluoresce and a video camera views the illuminated grain. The video signal from the camera is digitized into an array of pixels. The number of percentage of pixels which have an intensity exceeding a predetermined threshold represents the extent of damage to the sample.

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