Microwave Ovens
Microwave ovens employ microwave radiation to cook or heat food by moving water, fat and sugar molecules. Recently, superheated steam ovens have been the the subject of much public fanfare. Since they remove excess fat and salt from food, they are popular as a healthier way of cooking. IGBTs are used for driving magnetrons, microcontrollers for controlling the amount of heating, and photocouplers for driving fan motors.Transistors are used to drive a cooling fan.
Block Diagram
Product Introduction
- Microcontrollers
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- MCUs for main control
- MCUs for operation panel control
- General-Purpose Linear ICs
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- Hot-Air Fan/Cooling Fan
- Motor drivers
- Hot-Air Fan/Cooling Fan
- Optical Semiconductor Devices
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- Hot-Air Fan / Cooling Fan
- Photocoupler
- IGBT / MOSFET Driver
- Photocouplers
- Hot-Air Fan / Cooling Fan
- Sensors
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- Door open detection
- Magnetic Sensors
- Door open detection
- Transistors
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- Magnetron driver
- IGBTs
- Magnetron driver
- Diodes
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- General-Purpose Surge Absorption and Circuit Protection
- Zener Diodes
- ESD Protection Diodes
- Switching Diodes
- Schottky Barrier Diodes
- General-Purpose Surge Absorption and Circuit Protection
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