Electrical engineering. In an induction stovetop, a powerful electromagnet is placed underneath the glass surface. A electric current is applied to the electromagnet which produces an oscillating magnetic field (20 - 100 kHz). This magnetic field induces a current in the magnetic cooking vessel which produces instant and evenly distributed heat. Induction cookers are faster and more energy-efficient compared to conventional electric cookers.
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