Induction burner cooling systems and methods
AssigneeMeyer Intellectual Properties Limited
InventorsDarren Erik Vengroff, Jonathan A. Jenkins
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AssigneeMeyer Intellectual Properties Limited
InventorsDarren Erik Vengroff, Jonathan A. Jenkins
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According to one embodiment, a portable induction cooking device includes a housing having a top platen surface, a bottom wall, and a sidewall defining an interior space. The interior space includes a first portion and a second portion. The device further includes an intake including one or more openings extending through the sidewall, and a vent including one or more openings extending through the sidewall. The device also includes one or more fans that each include a first inlet that draws air into the fan from the first portion, and a first outlet that discharges air out of the fan into the second portion. The one or more fans are configured to draw air into the housing through the intake in a first generally horizontal direction and are further configured to discharge air out of the housing through the vent in a second generally horizontal direction.
A portable induction cooking device, the device comprising:
A portable induction cooking device, the device comprising:
A method of cooling a portable induction cooking device, the portable induction cooking device comprising a housing that defines an interior space separated into a first portion and a second portion, wherein the first portion includes one or more intake openings extending through a sidewall of the housing and a first inlet of each of one or more fans, and wherein the second portion includes one or more vent openings extending through the sidewall of the housing and a first outlet of each of the one or more fans, the method comprising:
The method of claim 17, wherein cooling the electronics comprises passing the airflow discharged into the second portion over at least a portion of a heat sink thermally connected to a portion of the electronics.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.