Metal detector for detecting metal in harvested product flow

Harvesters – Motorized harvester – With condition-responsive operation

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56DIG15, A01D75/18

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ABSTRACT:
A metal detector for detecting metal in a harvested product flow has a plurality of permanent magnets for producing a magnet field which passes through a harvested product flow region, a plurality of coils associated with the permanent magnets so that when a foreign body passes through the magnet field useful signals are produced, a signal processing unit operative for processing of the produced useful signals, a plurality of amplifiers and filters each connected to a respective one of the coils, a plurality of threshold value switches each connected with respect to one of the amplifiers and the filters and having output, an OR-circuit connected with the outputs of the threshold values, and stopping mechanisms connected with the OR-circuit.

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