PANASONIC INVERTER TYPE MAGNETRON - TNI

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In inverter-equipped microwave ovens, the power transformer is replaced by a circuit board, which converts the 50Hz incoming line frequency to a variable rate of 20 KHz to 45 KHz. A relatively small transformer is then required to increase the voltage to the level required by a magnetron.
By varying the pulse width, the output power can be linearly controlled for more precise cooking and defrosting levels. The bulky power transformer is replaced by a small, lightweight circuit board; and, because less heat is dissipated, power efficiency is increased.
Conventional technology uses just a single power level, which is regulated by switching pulses. In contrast, inverter technology directly controls the power output. This constant soft penetration of microwave energy preven

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