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    An induction stove works by using a high frequency magnetic field produced by a coil to induce eddy currents in a ferromagnetic vessel, concentrating heat near the surface. The heating effect stops as soon as the vessel is removed from the coil, and materials like aluminum and copper cannot be used as the magnetic field penetrates too far without resistance.

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    An induction stove works by using a high frequency magnetic field produced by a coil to induce eddy currents in a ferromagnetic vessel, concentrating heat near the surface. The heating effect stops as soon as the vessel is removed from the coil, and materials like aluminum and copper cannot be used as the magnetic field penetrates too far without resistance.

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    Sameer Reodikar
    An induction stove works by using a high frequency magnetic field produced by a coil to induce eddy currents in a ferromagnetic vessel, concentrating heat near the surface. The heating effect stops as soon as the vessel is removed from the coil, and materials like aluminum and copper cannot be used as the magnetic field penetrates too far without resistance.

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    Induction stove

    Working analogous to waste heat produced in an electric transformer

    How it works?
    High frequency magnetic field produced by the coil. Field penetrates ferromagnetic material and sets up eddy current generating heat. Magnetic properties of a steel vessel concentrate the induced current in a thin layer near the surface, which makes the heating effect stronger Nothing outside the vessel is affected. As soon as the vessel is removed heat generation stops. Materials like aluminum and copper cannot be used as the magnetic field penetrates too far and does not encounter any resistance.

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