A cooking appliance includes a cabinet that defines a cooking chamber. A magnetron is mounted within the cabinet and is in communication with the cooking chamber to direct a microwave thereto. An induction heating coil is mounted within the cabinet and is in communication with the cooking chamber to direct a magnetic field thereto. A turntable rotatably mounted in the cooking chamber at a center of the turntable. A motor is operatively coupled to the turntable and is mounted within the cabinet outside of the cooking chamber and adjacent to the induction heating coil. The motor is offset from the center of the turntable, as a result of the offset the motor is positioned outside of the magnetic field from the induction heating coil.

A cooking appliance and a roasting assembly configured to be removably mounted within such cooking appliance are provided. The roasting assembly includes a pan defining an internal volume. The pan is configured to be rotatably mounted on a floor of a cooking chamber of the cooking appliance. The roasting assembly also includes a stirrer rod positioned within the internal volume of the pan. The stirrer rod is configured to be coupled to a rotating hub of the cooking appliance whereby the stirrer rod rotates with the rotating hub. The pan rotates at a first speed and the stirrer rod rotates at a second speed different from the first speed.

The present invention provides a microwave-based high-throughput material processing device with a concentric rotary chassis. The device includes a microwave source generator, a microwave reaction chamber, and a temperature acquisition device. The microwave reaction chamber is provided with a rotary table, a thermal insulation barrel and a crucible die. The thermal insulation barrel is disposed on the rotary table, and the crucible die is disposed in the thermal insulation barrel. The crucible die is provided with a plurality of first grooves, and the first grooves are evenly distributed on a first circumference. A plurality of first fixing holes are disposed on a top of the thermal insulation barrel, and the first fixing holes are disposed corresponding to the first grooves. A first acquisition hole is disposed on the top of the microwave reaction chamber, and the first acquisition hole is located right above the first circumference.

A household microwave appliance includes a cooking chamber exposable to microwaves. A mode variation apparatus modifies a field distribution of the microwaves in the cooking chamber, and a microwave leakage sensor detects a microwave leakage radiation exiting from the cooking chamber. The household microwave appliance is designed to vary setting values of the mode variation apparatus, and to set an operating point of the mode variation apparatus based on a quantity of measurement data of the detected microwave leakage radiation resulting from a variation.

A cooking appliance, as provided herein, may include a cabinet, a magnetron, an induction heating coil, and a one-way field filter. The cabinet may define a cooking chamber. The magnetron may be mounted within the cabinet in communication with the cooking chamber to direct a microwave thereto. The induction heating coil may be mounted within the cabinet to direct a magnetic field thereto. The one-way field filter may be disposed within the cabinet between the induction heating coil and the cooking chamber to restrict passage of the microwave therethrough while permitting the magnetic field. The one-way filter may include a lower layer and an upper layer. The lower layer may include a plurality of parallel conductive bands extending in a first direction. The upper layer may be disposed above the lower layer. The upper layer may include a plurality of parallel conductive bands extending in the second direction.

A cooking appliance includes a cabinet that defines a cooking chamber. A magnetron is mounted within the cabinet and is in communication with the cooking chamber to direct a microwave thereto. An induction heating coil is mounted within the cabinet and is in communication with the cooking chamber to direct a magnetic field thereto. A turntable rotatably mounted in the cooking chamber at a center of the turntable. A motor is operatively coupled to the turntable and is mounted within the cabinet outside of the cooking chamber and adjacent to the induction heating coil. The motor is offset from the center of the turntable, as a result of the offset the motor is positioned outside of the magnetic field from the induction heating coil.

The present disclosure discloses a cooking appliance, which includes: a cooking chamber; a tray, which is arranged at a bottom of the cooking chamber; a drive mechanism, which is connected with the tray and which is configured to drive the tray to rotate; and a protrusion, which is formed on a bottom plate of the cooking chamber, and which is located below the tray and near an edge of the tray. The cooking appliance of the embodiment of the present disclosure also has a protrusion formed on the bottom plate of the cooking chamber, and the protrusion is arranged below the tray, which greatly limits a space in which the tray can deflect. Therefore, when the tray has a tendency of turning over under the action of an external force, the tray can only move with a small amplitude, and when it contacts the protrusion, it will immediately have a tendency of moving back to its original position.

An oven comprises a cooking cavity, a stirring member extending, in use, into foodstuff contained in a vessel disposed in the cooking cavity as well as drive means to provide, in use, relative movement between the stirring member and the vessel. The oven comprises a displacement device to move the stirring member from outside the cooking cavity through an opening in a wall bounding the cooking cavity into the cooking cavity as well as, in use, into the vessel disposed in the cooking cavity.

A user interface for a microwave oven. The user interface including: a power input element for receiving user input to adjust a cooking power setting; a time input element for receiving user input to adjust a cooking time setting; a display element for displaying the cooking power setting and the cooking time setting; and a processor module that receives a first signal from the power input element that is indicative of an adjustment to a cooking power setting and a second signal from the time input element that is indicative of an adjustment to a cooking time setting; the processor being coupled to the display element to cause the display to present the user selected cooking power setting and the user selected cooking time setting; wherein: upon commencing a cooking cycle, user input applied to the power input module caused the user selected cooking power setting to be adjusted. The user interface can further include: a plurality of shortcut selection elements, each shortcut selection element is associated with a predetermined cooking profile having predetermined cooking settings. The user interface can further include: an “a bit more” selection element that causes calculation of a supplemental cooking setting.

An oven comprises a cooking cavity, a stirring member extending, in use, into foodstuff contained in a vessel disposed in the cooking cavity as well as drive means to provide, in use, relative movement between the stirring member and the vessel. The drive means comprises means to rotate, in use, the vessel with respect to the stirring member about a rotating axis. The oven comprises a swivel means comprising a motor to swivel, in use, the stirring member by means of the motor about a swivel axis extending at an angle of between 60-120 degrees, preferably substantially perpendicular to the rotating axis.