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		namibj on March 13, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: The case for induction cooking They can work at frequencies and with electronic designs that are far out into the ultrasonic range. You may want to check out those that apparently can handle non-magnetic cookware; those apparently run on higher frequencies to make up for the weaker magnetic effect.

carterschonwald on March 18, 2022 [–]

Cool! What are examples of this? It’s really hard to find the data sheets for these. Or at least I couldn’t

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