Induction cooking hob
AssigneeWhirlpool Corporation
InventorFabiano Chinazzo
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Abstract
An induction cooking heater including an inductor having a number of magnetic field concentration bars located beneath the inductor. The inductor having the magnetic field concentration bars is supported by a polymeric frame. The polymeric frame includes a first support element on which the inductor is wound and a second support element that supports the magnetic field concentration bars. The first support element and the second support element are assembled together through a central ring-shaped zone having a snap engagement. The inductor is wound on an upper surface of the first support element opposite to the second support element.
Claims17
An induction cooking heater comprising an inductor having a number of magnetic field concentration bars located beneath the inductor wherein the inductor having the number of magnetic field concentration bars is supported by a polymeric frame, wherein the polymeric frame comprises a first support element on which the inductor is wound and a second support element that supports the number of magnetic field concentration bars, wherein the first support element and the second support element are assembled together through a central ring-shaped zone having a snap engagement, wherein the inductor is wound on an upper surface of the first support element opposite to the second support element.
An induction cooking heater comprising an inductor having a number of magnetic field concentration bars located beneath the inductor wherein the inductor having the number of magnetic field concentration bars is supported by a polymeric frame, wherein the polymeric frame comprises a first support element on which the inductor is wound and a second support element that supports the number of magnetic field concentration bars, wherein the first support element and the second support element are assembled together through an annular zone having a snap engagement, wherein the inductor is wound on an upper surface of the first support element opposite to the second support element, wherein the first element presents a plurality of arms stemming out from a central zone that are joined at an intermediate ring.
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