Cooking utensil controlled by gas sensor output

Electric heating – Metal heating – Of cylinders

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219497, 99325, 236 46A, 340634, 426243, H05B 668

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043118950

ABSTRACT:
A combined microwave and electric heating cooking apparatus comprising a magnetron for microwave cooking purposes, a sheath heater for electric heating cooking purposes, and a cooking control circuit for controlling operations of the magnetron and the sheath heater. A gas sensor is disposed in an exhaustion gas path for detecting the concentration of the gas generated from a foodstuff. When an output signal of the gas sensor indicates that the gas concentration reaches a preselected value, the cooking control circuit develops a control signal for terminating the cooking. Selection switches are provided for determining the above-mentioned preselected value in accordance with the kind of the foodstuff to be cooked.

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Radio Electronics, vol. 47, No. 7, pp. 46-47, Jul. 1976; "Build a Gas Sensor", By C. R. Lewart.

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