The design requirements of induction hobs are strongly restricted by efficiency, heating performance, cost, the generation acoustic noise, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). These two latter topics, cost EMC, motivated research presented in this article. different levels at which equivalent load hob is excited generate a variation impedance throughout grid period even if all other paramet...

In this paper induction heating system is modeled and effective factors on induction heater system losses are represented. Respective to the intensive importance of capacitor losses and its potential ability of being harmful, furnace parameters must be designed in a way to minimize capacitor losses and maximize the transmitted power into the load. The effective parameters are the number of turn...

This paper describes the design of power electronic converter circuit and simulating the power electronic converter circuit using Matlab/Simulink for induction heating equipment. The circuit designed has the load as induction coil and high frequency electricity is required to heat the workpiece placed within the induction coil. The output power of the load coil is varied by changing the frequen...

FOR INDUCTION MELTING AND MASS HEATING, the early induction heating coils were manufactured from copper tubing wrapped in multiple turns around a mandrel. The first induction heat treating coils were developed for crankshaft hardening in the 1930s (Fig. 1, 2) (Ref 1–4). Unlike the melting and mass heating coils, the heat treating induction coils were machined. These inductors consisted of two p...

This paper talks about the analysis of a high frequency series resonant inverter for using domestic and industrial induction heating purpose. It is a technique i.e. used for heat conductive materials hard and soft metals. Series Resonant inverters which operate at high frequency preferable for induction heating which normally works in 5-55KHz. High frequency series resonant inverters which is m...

Superheating is a phenomenon in which the temperature in a solid phase is higher than the melting temperature. This phenomenon is common when a microwave or an induction heating method is used during a melting process. The classical interface conditions (Stefan conditions) have to be modified in order to model this phenomenon. In this paper we study a melting process for highly conductive mater...