Abstract:
A cooktop can include a top plate glass configured to support placement of a cooking container; a memory configured to store a plurality of regression models indicating a relationship between a temperature of the top plate glass and a cooking temperature of the cooking container; a temperature sensor configured to sense the temperature of the top plate glass when operating in a heating mode and output a sensing value; and a processor. Also, the processor can be configured to select a regression model from among the plurality of regression models based on the sensing value of the temperature sensor, and calculate the cooking temperature of the cooking container based on the regression model.
Abstract:
An electronic induction heat cooking apparatus includes a rectifier including a bridge diode, for rectifying an input voltage and outputting a direct current (DC) voltage; a plurality of switching elements for switching the DC voltage output through the rectifier; a controller for controlling the plurality of switching elements; a plurality of heating coils for heating a cooking utensil by controlling the plurality of switching elements; a heat sink having the plurality of switching elements mounted thereon, for cooling the plurality of switching elements; a cover covering the plurality of switching elements; and coupling members for coupling the heat sink to the cover. A radiation fin for cooling the plurality of switching elements is formed on the cover.
Abstract:
A cooking apparatus includes: a working coil, an inverter including a plurality of switching elements and configured to apply, by operating the plurality of switching elements, a resonant current of a predetermined frequency to the working coil, a phase detector configured to detect a phase difference between the resonant current and a voltage applied to an output terminal of the inverter, and a controller configured to calculate, based on the detected phase difference, a temperature of a target object that is placed above the working coil.
Abstract:
An induction cooktop includes an upper plate glass on which a cooking container is placed, a working coil generating a magnetic field to heat the cooking container, an inverter driven to flow a current through the working coil, an impedance calculation unit calculating the impedance of the cooking container on the basis of a parameter of the inverter, and an overheated state determination unit determining whether the cooking container is overheated, based on the impedance.
Abstract:
An induction heat cooking apparatus in which a first terminal of a first resonant capacitor of which a second terminal is connected to a second heating coil is connected to one of a positive power supply terminal and a negative power supply terminal of a rectifier, and a first terminal of a second resonant capacitor of which a second terminal is connected to a third heating coil is connected to the other one of the positive power supply terminal and the negative power supply terminal of the rectifier not connected to the first resonant capacitor, and a controller controls a plurality of switching devices to simultaneously drive the second heating coil and the third heating coil which are connected in parallel.
Abstract:
The present disclosure is intended to provide an induction heating type cooktop that detects overheating of a cooking vessel regardless of the amount of water or the material of the vessel, comprising an upper plate part on which a cooking vessel is placed, a working coil configured to generate a magnetic field passing through the cooking vessel, an inverter configured to supply current to the working coil, and a controller configured to detect whether the cooking vessel is overheated, wherein the controller is configured to detect whether the cooking vessel is overheated using load impedance.
Abstract:
An induction heat cooking apparatus includes a rectifier to rectify an input voltage and to output a DC voltage; a plurality of switching devices to switch the DC voltage output from the rectifier; a plurality of heating coils to heat a cooking container according to control of the plurality of switching devices; and a controller to control the plurality switching devices to simultaneously drive two heating coils connected in parallel with each other among the plurality of heating coils.
Abstract:
A cooktop includes a memory that stores material classification data; a measurement unit that acquires output values for each frequency in a search frequency range; and a material determination unit that compares the output values with the material classification data so as to obtain the material information of the cooking container.
Abstract:
An electronic induction heat cooking apparatus includes a rectifier for rectifying an input voltage and outputting a direct current (DC) voltage; a plurality of switching elements for switching the DC voltage output through the rectifier; a plurality of heating coils for heating a cooking utensil by controlling the plurality of switching elements; a controller for controlling the plurality of switching elements according to a plurality of operation modes; and a supporting member in which at least one of the plurality of heating coils is mounted. The supporting member includes a coil insertion part, into which the heating coils are inserted, and the magnetic member is inserted into the supporting member to directly face the heating coils at the lower side of the heating coils.
Abstract:
An electronic induction heat cooking apparatus includes a rectifier for rectifying an input voltage and outputting a direct current (DC) voltage, a plurality of switching elements for switching the DC voltage output through the rectifier, a plurality of heating coils for heating a cooking utensil by controlling the plurality of switching elements, a controller for controlling the plurality of switching elements, and a support member including grooves, into which the heating coils are inserted. A width of a cross section of each of the grooves decreases toward an entrance of each of the grooves.