How Does Induction Heating Work? Learn the Basics

[@briangarciahernandez3150]

Great explanation and great visuals! Thank you for this!

[@MillerWelders]

Glad it was helpful!

[@michaelsohocki1573]

BEST explanation of induction I've seen anywhere. I totally get it. Thank you.

[@nentash8566]

I was just about to say this, i have been searching for a video that can explain it CLEARLY and this is the ONLY one i have found.

[@jackjones9460]

Dry interesting! Thank you!

[@MillerWelders]

Thanks for watching, Jack!

[@gerardnocrap3290]

Excellent video... many thanks..!

[@colelacey2875]

Thanks! U made it easy to learn

[@MillerWelders]

Glad it helped!

[@laprepper]

Excellent video

[@doctorgiangstv8755]

Hi, I am not good at electricity and I have a question, please respond. I used an induction heater to heat magnetic materials. The input of the induction heater was DC 24V 15A and it could well heat magnetic materials. However, as i know, only an alternating magnetic field (generated from AC voltage) can heat magnetic materials, so how could my induction heater (using DC voltage as input power) heat magnetic materials?

[@michaelsohocki1573]

Your induction heater contains a part that oscillates the current back and forth many times a second. You will also find several versions of these in common motors, in which switching polarity is necessary for a motor to make a complete revolution. Hope this helps.

[@mictianabsterges1313]

Woah