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access icon free Cascaded full-bridge resonant inverter configuration for different material vessel induction cooking

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Received 17/06/2020, Accepted 10/12/2020, Revised 18/11/2020, Published 18/12/2020

This paper presents a cascaded full-bridge resonant inverter configuration for different material vessel induction cooking. The proposed inverter configuration features simultaneous heating of three different material vessels, and independent power control. In this proposed work, three different induction heating loads are simultaneously operated at their respective resonant frequencies. Vessels of iron, steel, and aluminium materials are used. The output powers are independently controlled by an asymmetric duty cycle control. The proposed inverter is designed and hardware prototype has been implemented. Experimental results are validated with simulation results.

Inspec keywords: resonant invertors; induction heating; invertors; power control

Other keywords: different induction heating loads; independent power control; different material vessels; aluminium materials; inverter configuration features simultaneous heating; different material vessel induction cooking; respective resonant frequencies; full-bridge resonant inverter configuration

Subjects: Control of electric power systems; Power convertors and power supplies to apparatus; Process heating; Power and energy control

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