Induction Cooking: Eddy Current vs Hysteresis Frequency

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In induction cooking which effect is more dominant.EDDY CURRENT OR HYSTERESIS and at which range of frequencies?
 

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M.Kalai vanan said:
In induction cooking which effect is more dominant.EDDY CURRENT OR HYSTERESIS and at which range of frequencies?

What is the context of your question? Are you building an induction cooktop?
 
A sort of and i want to know about which effect is dominant at frequencies in range of 30-50 KHz.
 
Eddy currents. Hysteresis to a very little extent, if it really does. You would have got easily an answer if you had tried the wiki.
 
M.Kalai vanan said:
A sort of and i want to know about which effect is dominant at frequencies in range of 30-50 KHz.

Is this for a schoolwork assignment?
 
A search on 'induction heating" takes one directly to several tutorials..
 

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