Induction cooker with reduced parasitic radiation

Electric heating – Inductive heating – With heat exchange

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219620, 219660, 219671, 174 35R, H05B 612, H05B 606

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056584822

ABSTRACT:
An induction cooker comprises at least one cooking heater comprising an inductor, a generator delivering a AC current to supply the inductor and an element made of a non-magnetic, electrically conductive material to provide shielding against the disturbances generated by the inductor. The shielding function is improved by electrically connecting the element to the mains by means of a high-frequency filter of the generator. Preferably, the electrical link between the shielding and the filter comprises a capacitor.

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Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 016 No. 554 (E-1293), Nov. 25, 1992, & JP-A-04 209489 (Sharp Corp) Jul. 30, 1992, abridged.

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