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Trends in Energy Conservation Technology: Temperature control of Induction cooking application using class E resonant inverter
The energy conservation provides a bridge between
demand and supply gap of power with minimum capital
investment. It avoids wasteful use of energy which can be
readily used without any further loss. Induction heating
systems do not burn traditional fossil fuels so induction heating
is a clean, non-polluting and safe process which helps to meet
power requirement. Induction cooking is an application of
induction heating which is used for residential and commercial
usage. This paper presents temperature control of induction
cooker using class E resonant inverter. With the help of class E
resonant inverter, high power factor and low line current can
be obtained which are very attractive in terms of commercial
production. Pulse density modulation (PDM) is used for
controlling temperature. The circuit is build using peripheral
interface controller (PIC) microcontroller and temperature
sensor. Simulation of induction cooker circuit using class E
resonant inverter in MATLAB is used for checking dynamic
response. The induction cooker's parameters using class E
resonant inverter are designed properly and details of design
are described. Both hardware and simulation results are
compared.
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