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An induction cooktop is like a ceramic cooktop with different zones for placing pans and pots of varying sizes consists of a tough heat-resistant glass-ceramic plate on which the user places pots and pans that need to be heated that directly underneath the plate, there is an electromagnetic coil of metal that is electronically controlled and the main component who’s responsible for heating the vessels kept above of the induction cooktop. Switching on the power supply of the induction cooktop through an electric current passes through the coil and the electric current passing through the coil produces a magnetic field in all directions around the coil that includes directly above it where pots and pans are placed. As the heat is generated, the magnetic field being produced doesn’t produce any heat unless a third object like the cooking pan is introduced into the mix.

Cooking pan is made of a suitable material which is placed on the top of induction cooktop and the magnetic field produced by the coil penetrates the metal of the pan to fluctuate the magnetic field that causes an electric current to flow through the material of the pan. The current induced on the surface of the pan is called an eddy current and the difference from the electric current flowing through wires as Foucault currents are loops of electric current that induced in a metallic field due to a changing magnetic field on induction cooktop. The current travels around the metallic structure of the pan dissipating of its energy in the form of heat that raises the temperature of the pan placed on the induction cooktop and cooks the food inside the pan by heat transfer through conduction or convection. The advantages and drawbacks of induction cooktop are very energy-efficient in the most of the energy to the cooking pan with minimal loss of energy and a great quality to have in any electric appliance. Ipswich induction cooktop heat stuff up very quickly unlike regular stoves lose a great deal of energy to their surroundings and pretty easy to clean, operate and safe to use like any open flames like regular stoves.

Induction cooktop use one of the odd quirks of electromagnetism that work putting a certain material into a rapidly alternating magnetic field that the material absorbs the energy and heats up. It causes the field creates electrical currents inside the material and resistance of the material converts this electrical energy into heat which is transferred to the food inside the pan. Underneath the cooking area of an induction cooktop is a tight spiral of cables that usually made of copper controlled pushes an alternating current through the coil and changes the direction usually 20 to 30 times a second with the current flow creates a magnetic field above the coil that alternates back and forth. The magnetic field does the same putting the pan on the surface and the magnetic field induces an electrical current in the metal base of the pan. To gently heat the food on the Ipswich induction cooktop pumps a lower current through the coil and the cookware generates less heat to warms the food slower which is heat the metal of the pan to conduct through the food.