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Original Articles

Dielectric Properties of Pork Muscle

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Pages 12-20 | Received 19 Sep 2010, Accepted 20 Sep 2010, Published online: 03 Sep 2014

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FIGURE 1 Experimental setup for measuring dielectric properties.

FIGURE 1 Experimental setup for measuring dielectric properties.

FIGURE 2 Meat samples placed in the cell for dielectric properties measurements.

FIGURE 2 Meat samples placed in the cell for dielectric properties measurements.

FIGURE 3 Dielectric constant of various pork quality classes for fresh and frozen samples (left and right), respectively, at 2400 MHz.

FIGURE 3 Dielectric constant of various pork quality classes for fresh and frozen samples (left and right), respectively, at 2400 MHz.

FIGURE 4 Dielectric loss factor of various pork quality classes for fresh and frozen samples (left and right), respectively, at 2400 MHz.

FIGURE 4 Dielectric loss factor of various pork quality classes for fresh and frozen samples (left and right), respectively, at 2400 MHz.

FIGURE 5 Loss tangent as a function of temperature at 2400 MHz for fresh and frozen samples (left and right), respectively.

FIGURE 5 Loss tangent as a function of temperature at 2400 MHz for fresh and frozen samples (left and right), respectively.

FIGURE 6 Loss tangent as a function of frequency at 70°C for fresh and frozen samples (left and right), respectively.

FIGURE 6 Loss tangent as a function of frequency at 70°C for fresh and frozen samples (left and right), respectively.

FIGURE 7 Canonical analysis plot of fresh meat samples from four quality classes based on their dielectric properties.

FIGURE 7 Canonical analysis plot of fresh meat samples from four quality classes based on their dielectric properties.

FIGURE 8 Canonical analysis plot of frozen meat samples from four quality classes based on their dielectric properties.

FIGURE 8 Canonical analysis plot of frozen meat samples from four quality classes based on their dielectric properties.

TABLE 1 Cross-validation matrix for the classification of fresh and frozen meat into four quality classes using dielectric properties

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