Induction heating system, control method, and non-transitory computer readable medium
AssigneeJapan Tobacco Inc.
InventorsNobuhiro TATSUTA, Yuichi KAMO, Ryota SHIMASAKI
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Abstract
An induction heating system including: an LC circuit that includes an electromagnetic induction source generating a variable magnetic field; a temperature sensor that detects temperature; and a control unit that, after starting application of an alternating current to the LC circuit, controls frequency of the alternating current applied to the LC circuit on the basis of the temperature detected by the temperature sensor.
Claims12
An induction heating system comprising:
- an LC circuit including an electromagnetic induction source that generates a varying magnetic field;
- a temperature sensor that detects a temperature;
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- a controller that controls frequency of an alternating current applied to the LC circuit on a basis of the temperature detected by the temperature sensor after a start of the application of the alternating current to the LC circuit.
A control method for controlling an induction heating system including an LC circuit that includes an electromagnetic induction source which generates a varying magnetic field and a temperature sensor that detects a temperature, the control method comprising:
- controlling frequency of an alternating current applied to the LC circuit on a basis of the temperature detected by the temperature sensor after a start of the application of the alternating current to the LC circuit.
A non-transitory computer readable medium having a program stored therein, the program executed by a computer that controls an induction heating system including an LC circuit that includes an electromagnetic induction source which generates a varying magnetic field and a temperature sensor that detects a temperature, the program causing the computer to function as:
- a controller that controls frequency of an alternating current applied to the LC circuit on a basis of the temperature detected by the temperature sensor after a start of the application of the alternating current to the LC circuit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.