Transfers electrical energy
Precautions while using Induction Cooker
Transfers electrical energy
An induction cooker transfers electrical energy by induction from a coil of wire into a pot made of material which must be electrically conductive and ferromagnetic. The heat generated is analogous to the unwanted heat dissipated in an electrictransformer; most of the heat is due to resistive heating like a transformers copper losses and eddy currents and the rest is analogous to a transformers other iron losses.
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