Combined microwave and electric heating oven selectively control

Electric heating – Metal heating – Of cylinders

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219 1055R, H05B 668

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044632380

ABSTRACT:
A combined microwave and electric heating oven includes a magnetron for microwave cooking purposes, and a heater for electric heating cooking purposes. A gas sensor is disposed in an exhaustion duct for detecting concentration of a gas developed from an oven cavity, and a thermistor is secured to an oven wall for detecting an air temperature within the oven cavity. A programmed automatic cooking control system is provided for first activating the magnetron. When the gas sensor output reaches a preselected value, the magnetron energization is terminated and, then, the heater is energized. Power supply to the heater is controlled in response to an output signal derived from the thermistor.

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