18266925. COOKING APPLIANCE simplified abstract (LG ELECTRONICS INC.)
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COOKING APPLIANCE
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COOKING APPLIANCE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18266925 titled 'COOKING APPLIANCE
Simplified Explanation
The cooking appliance described in the patent application has a casing with an open front, a cooking space, and an opening part at one side. It also includes a microwave generator, an induction coil, and a shielding plate with specific patterns to control the direction of the microwave.
- The appliance has a casing with an open front and a cooking space inside.
- A microwave generator is used to generate and direct microwaves towards the cooking space.
- An induction coil is positioned facing the opening part, with the cooking part outside the space.
- A shielding plate, with specific patterns, is placed between the induction coil and the opening part to control the direction of the microwave.
Potential applications of this technology:
- Improved cooking efficiency and control in microwave appliances.
- Enhanced safety features in cooking appliances using microwaves.
Problems solved by this technology:
- Ensures proper direction and control of microwaves for efficient cooking.
- Reduces potential safety hazards associated with microwave appliances.
Benefits of this technology:
- Increased cooking efficiency and precision.
- Enhanced safety features for users.
- Improved overall performance of microwave cooking appliances.
Original Abstract Submitted
The cooking appliance has a casing having an open front, a cooking space formed therein and an opening part formed at one side thereof, a microwave generator for generating and directing a microwave toward the cooking space; an induction coil facing the opening part, the cooking part being arranged outside the space; and a shielding plate arranged between the induction coil and the opening part. The shielding plate includes an insulator; a first pattern, which is formed on one surface of the insulator and faces the opening part, and a second pattern, which is formed on the other surface of the insulator and is perpendicular to the first pattern. The first pattern has a slit formed in a region facing the opening part.
