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Simple Induction Heater Circuit

Last Updated on January 10, 2018 by Admin 51 Comments

The concept of the proposed simple induction heater circuit is straightforward. The coil generates high-frequency magnetic flux and then metal things in the the coil produces eddy currents which can be found warming it.

The hysteresis drawdowns additionally help cause the heating. Possibly even for an undersized coil such as this a current around 100A is commonly employed, consequently, in suggestive of with the coil you will find a resonant capacitance, which makes up their inductive nature.

Coil-capacitor circuit ought to be powered at their resonant frequency. The motivation current is significantly less than the current throughout the coil. The power source is a straightforward MOSFET Half Bridge regulated by circuit IR2153. The MOSFETs possess a compact heatsink.

Driving frequency is tuned to resonance by potentiometer. The resonance is determined by a neon light bulb. The frequency could be regulated in the area of approximately 20 to 200 kHz.

The control circuit necessitates auxiliary voltage of 12-15Vdc. I will be employing an undersized building wall socket power supply, however simply because just few mA can be used, feel free to use precipitating resistor or capacitor.

Mainly because the output driver might not be associated straight in, you can find a complementing choke in succession. It includes around twenty turns 1.5 mm diameter on a 8x10 mm ferrite core as well as the strength may be established by modifying the air gap.

The induction heating is operated straightly from electrical grid. It will be implementing full-wave rectified voltage with no filtration electrolytic capacitor. A light bulb is attached in series to reduce the current and help save the circuit in error situation, overload or undesirable performance.
Work coil of induction heating needs to be sturdy copper wire or more desirable a copper tube and possesses approximately 12 - 30 turns on a 3 - 10 cm diameter.

Resonance capacitor is as a result of the large amperage crafted from numerous (at least 6) capacitors. Inside my example, the coil carries 26 turns and capacitors is 6 x 330n 250V~.

Together are getting piping-hot after extended workings. The resonance frequency is approximately 29 kHz. My resonant circuit is built quickly, with a bit of added trial and error it is possible to arrive at significantly better end results.

This really is my very first experience at simple induction heater circuit

 

Simple Induction Heater Circuit

 

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Tim
1 month ago

In your discussion you say that you used the neon bulb to determine the resonance. In what way do you do that? I would like to see the output waveform if you ever have an opportunity to measure it with an oscilloscope, etc.

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1 month ago
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Just hold one terminal of the neon lamp with your fingers, and bring the other open terminal of the neon bulb near the LC tank, if the neon glow or flickers will indicate the resonance. Yes, you can use an oscilloscope for measuring this…

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ambareesh
1 year ago

can i transform this parallel resonance to series resonance?

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Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  ambareesh

You can do but the circuit configuration will change…

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Ambareesh
1 year ago

could you please tell me4.7 nf and 4.7 ohm resistor are used in parallel with capacitor and coil?

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Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  Ambareesh

Yes, but before the TL….

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ambareesh
1 year ago

i would like to know what is the maximum power of the induction heater

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Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  ambareesh

Around 200 watts, but can be increased by upgrading MOSFET and work coil

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ambareesh
1 year ago
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Instead of irf 840 i would like to use irf260n,which has a drain current of 50 A.using this can i increase the input power.what modification can be made to upgrade this to 1500 watts.

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Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  ambareesh

Yes, that looks feasible, but the work coil wire thickness will also need to be upgraded accordingly….

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ambareesh
1 year ago
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what about the gate resistor and IC,tank capacitor values.

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Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  ambareesh

everything is given in the diagram and the article.

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ambareesh
1 year ago
Reply to  Admin

what is the L value of your work coil?

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Admin
1 year ago
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L is not required because the number of turns, and diameter is already given.

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Rafael
1 year ago

I wonder if I can insert a pipe into the induction coil. Can I use the heater as a water heater. How long can it works heating?

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Admin
1 year ago
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Yes you can do that. The heater will work as long as it connected to the power supply

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Kcoolguy
2 years ago

Thanks Admin ????
I’m going to make it.

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antonio clemente
2 years ago

good afternoon what is the value of the diode between pins 1 and 8 and now what is the value of the tank capacitors.

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Admin
2 years ago
Reply to  antonio clemente

diode can be FR107 or BA159….capacitors are 330nF each

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Cell
3 years ago

What do you mean by “The control circuit necessitates auxiliary voltage of 12-15Vdc. I will be employing an undersized building wall socket power supply”? you said as far as I can tell, you supplied the IC with around 300V DC, (assuming the mains is 230V AC). and you used 250V~ capacitor

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Kishor Soni
3 years ago

What about TL. nothing written about TL in text

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Admin
3 years ago
Reply to  Kishor Soni

It is a current limiting coil…20 turns of 1 mm copper wire on any ferrite core will work.

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Diana
4 years ago

Hello. I’m currently trying to make the same project. One short question, is it possible to use electrolytic capacitor for resonance, if no what is the reasoning for that? Also, why are you using many capacitors instead of using one of higher value?

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Admin
4 years ago
Reply to  Diana

No, electrolytic capacitor cannot be used here….only metallized polyester because electrolytic can start leaking due to high current and high voltage and high frequency…also the capacitor must be strictly non-polar…

one capacitor will heat up and burn

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