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Table 1.

The principles, advantages and shortcomings of the sensing methods.

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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of missing a seed during seed metering.

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Fig 2.

Structure diagram of the diode positioning ring.

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Fig 3.

Relative intensity distribution of the diode.

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Fig 4.

Schematic diagram of seeds passing through the detection area.

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Fig 5.

Circuit schematic diagram of the performance monitoring system for the seed metering device.

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Fig 6.

Picture of the monitoring system.

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Fig 7.

Structure of the LED photoelectric sensing system.

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Fig 8.

Schematic diagram of the seed dropping pulse.

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Fig 9.

Flow chart of the program based on the PRM.

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Fig 10.

Flow chart of the program based on the PCM.

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Fig 11.

Bench test device.

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Fig 12.

Pulse width distribution for the Ekangmian-10 cotton seeds.

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Fig 13.

Pulse width distribution for the Zhengdan-958 corn seeds.

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Table 2.

Results of seeding quantity monitoring.

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Table 3.

Seed metering performance monitoring results.

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