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by boubka » 06/10/09, 11:32

Is it not rather the Foucauld currents?

induction and eddy current is not the same thing :?:
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by boubka » 06/10/09, 11:39

an induced current is created in the room to be heated
this one being of weak resistance and in DC the current is expressed by Joule effect
not :?:
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by elephant » 06/10/09, 11:41

Not exactly:

see law of the 3 fingers of the left hand: current, field, force

but it is indeed an induced current, but not the same thing as a current which would be induced in a choke in the same axis.
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by boubka » 06/10/09, 11:45

but it is indeed an induced current, but not the same thing as a current which would be induced in a choke in the same axis.

it's alternative
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by boubka » 06/10/09, 11:51

but it is indeed an induced current, but not the same thing as a current which would be induced in a choke in the same axis.

lentz law, but where is the tramp?
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by Former Oceano » 06/10/09, 12:00

How much electromagnetic energy does Madame the housewife take to the stove in front of her beautiful induction hob?
What about professional cooks?

If the induction hob is a high-tech product allowing to heat quickly and precisely, to avoid getting burned by putting your hand on it, is it really good for health?

Who could measure the fields above such plates, and in front (at the cook's position)?
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by boubka » 06/10/09, 12:10

How much electromagnetic energy

there are some everywhere ... the earth is a magnet.
except for electrosensitive people (I'm not even sure it really exists) no known bp.
or you have to live in a faraday cage ...

ps: i am not even talking about the dose during an irm examination
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by boubka » 06/10/09, 12:16

and wireless energy transportation do you know? it is also induction.
on the other hand on a big instal (martinique or reunion I know more)
the frequency is so high that it is a microwave if you stay in the field you are cooked : Cry:
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by boubka » 06/10/09, 13:04

tests we were done on larger power but abandoned
because too dangerous (except maybe the military). by cons 60 wa a meter ...
http://www.science-sainte-rose.net/Gran ... yons-x.htm
http://news.poweo.com/innovation-transm ... -sans-fil/
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by Former Oceano » 06/10/09, 21:31

We quibble about the emissions of a compact fluorescent or an LED lamp and we fry the eggs (not only the males, the ladies who press their belly against the stove or the worktop of the induction hob) by the induction hob ...
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