Patent classifications
H05B6/1272
ELECTRIC RANGE PROVIDING SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS WITHOUT USER INTERVENTION
Disclosed is an electric range which provides specific functions without user intervention. The electric range adjusts the heating power if a user enacts a gesture that slides an item to be heated in a first direction. Also, the electric range provides additional functions if a user enacts a gesture that slides an item to be heated in a second direction.
INDUCTIVE COOKTOP COIL AND DISPLAY SYSTEM
An inductive cooktop includes a transparent panel that supports a cookware object. An electrically actuated panel, such as a display panel, is disposed below the transparent panel. The electrically actuated panel includes two sets of lines, such as data and scan lines, disposed orthogonal to each other to form a two-dimensional matrix that is configured to operate associated elements with an addressing scheme. An array of induction coils are disposed below the electrically actuated panel that are each operable to generate an electromagnetic field that inductively couples with the cookware object supported at the transparent panel. The induction coils are operable to generate an electromagnetic field with a flux direction in general parallel alignment with one set of lines, such as the data lines, to prevent the electromagnetic field from inducing a voltage on the lines.
Induction heat cooking apparatus
The present invention relates to an induction heating cooker including a synchronization circuit for a plurality of inverters, comprising: a first inverter including a first switching circuit unit for applying a first power source to a first heating coil, and a first control unit for controlling the first switching circuit unit; and a second inverter including a second switching circuit unit for applying a second power source to a second heating coil, and a second control unit for controlling the second switching circuit unit, wherein the first inverter further includes a first insulated signal transfer unit for controlling an operation of the second switching circuit unit, and the first control unit may match an operating frequency of the second switching circuit unit with an operating frequency of the first switching circuit unit by using the first insulated signal transfer unit.
ELECTRIC STOVE HAVING SINGLE FREE-ZONE BURNER AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING SAME
The present invention provides an electric stove having a single free-zone burner, the electric stove comprising: a controller which outputs a first output signal comprising a first output level signal and a first synchronization signal, and a second output signal comprising a second output level signal and a second synchronization signal; a first inverter which successively receives the first output signal and second synchronization signal, and outputs first high-frequency power to a first working coil; and a second inverter which successively receives the first synchronization signal and second output signal, and outputs second high-frequency power to a second working coil, wherein the first inverter and second inverter simultaneously output first high-frequency power and second high-frequency power when the first synchronization signal and second synchronization signal are both received.
Induction cooking hob including a cooking area with three or more induction coils and a method for controlling a cooking area
The present invention relates to an induction cooking hob (10) including at least one cooking area (12), wherein the cooking area (12) comprises at least three induction coils (14). The induction coils (14) of at least one cooking area (12) are arranged side-by-side and in series. Each induction coil (14) of at least one cooking area (12) has an elongated shape. The longitudinal axes of the induction coils (14) within one cooking area (12) are arranged in parallel. Each induction coil (14) of the cooking area (12) is associated with a dedicated induction generator (16). The induction generators (16) are connected or connectable to at least one current line (18). The induction generators (16) are connected to and controlled or controllable by at least one control unit (20). Requested powers (rP) for each used induction generator (16) are adjusted or adjustable independent from each other by a user interface (22). Instant powers (iP) of the induction generators (16) within a cycle pattern (T1, T2, . . . , T11) are controlled or controllable independent from each other by the control unit (20). Further, the present invention relates to a method for controlling a cooking area.
Induction heating device and method for controlling induction heating device
An induction heater device and a method for controlling an induction heating device are provided. The method may include determining a first target frequency of a first working coil corresponding to the drive command for the first working coil, determining a second target frequency of a second working coil corresponding to the drive command for the second working coil, and determining a final drive frequency of the first working coil and a final drive frequency of the second working coil based on the first target frequency and the second target frequency, respectively.
Coil substrate
The coil substrate may include a substrate; a first conductor layer including a plurality of first and second segments periodically disposed on a top and a bottom of the substrate; a second conductor layer including a plurality of first and second segments periodically overlapping the first conductor layer on the top and the bottom of the substrate; a first connection line that connects the first and second segments of the first conductor layer; and a second connection line that connects the first and second segments of the second conductor layer. The first connection line includes a first region exposed on at least one of first and second surfaces that are opposite to each other of the substrate and second and third regions disposed through the substrate from both sides of the first region.
INDUCTION HOB
The invention relates to an induction-based cooking appliance comprising multiple heating power transferring elements (3a, 3b) and multiple heating power energy units (5a, 5b) for powering said heating power transferring elements (3a, 3b), each heating power energy unit (5a, 5b) comprising one or more power switching devices, in particular power transistors, for providing electrical power to the heating power transferring elements (3a, 3b), wherein: —said power switching devices, in particular power transistors, included in said multiple heating power energy units (5a, 5b) are wide bandgap power switching devices, in particular wide bandgap transistors, comprising more in particular semiconductor materials with a bandgap greater than 2 eV, and/or are configured to be operated in a first frequency range (FR1) and in a second frequency range (FR2) different or at least essentially identical, in particular identical, to the first frequency range (FR1); or—a first heating power transferring element (3a) is powered by a heating power energy unit (5a) comprising a first type (T1) of power switching device, in particular power transistor, adapted to be operated in a first frequency range (FR1) and a second heating power transferring element (3b) is powered by a heating power energy unit (5b) comprising a second type (T2) of power switching device, in particular power transistor, adapted to be operated in a second frequency range (FR2) different or at least essentially identical, in particular identical, to the first frequency range (FR1).
Induction heating apparatus
An induction heating apparatus including an inverter comprising a switching element, the inverter configured to supply a power to a first node based on an operation of the switching element; a first heating coil around which a wire is wound in a first winding direction with respect to the first node and configured to be heated by the power supplied from the first node; a second heating coil around which a wire is wound in a second winding direction different from the first winding direction with respect to the first node and configured to be heated by the power supplied from the first node; and at least one processor configured to control a resonance frequency of a current flowing through the first heating coil and the second heating coil.
Induction heating cooker
An induction heating cooker includes a housing, an inner pot including a bottom part that includes a first area and a second area, and an inner pot storage part disposed in the housing. The inner pot storage stores the inner pot in a manner that the inner pot can be set or removed. Also, a first heating coil is below the inner pot storage part, arranged in a position facing the first area of the inner pot, that heats the inner pot by induction. Also, a second heating coil is below the inner pot storage part, arranged in a position facing the second area of the inner pot, that heats the inner pot by induction. A driving unit in the housing supplies high frequency currents to the first heating coil and the second heating coil, and a controller controls the driving unit.