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Induction heating coupler and annealer

Abstract

An induction heating device includes a handle having a hollow interior and two opposite ends, a wrist connected to one end of the handle, a U-shaped pole piece having- two spaced apart ends, a tank circuit including an induction coil wrapped around the pole piece and a capacitor connected to the induction coil, a head connected to the wrist and including a housing for receiving the U-shaped pole piece, the two spaced apart ends of the pole piece extending outwardly beyond the housing, and a power source connected to the tank circuit. When the tank circuit is energized and a susceptor is placed in juxtaposition to the ends of the U-shaped pole piece, the susceptor is heated by induction heating due to a magnetic flux passing between the two ends of the pole piece.

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Fox, Robert L., Johnson, Samuel D., Copeland, Carl E., Coultrip, Robert H., Phillips, W. Morris, Johnston, David F., Swaim, Robert J., Dinkins, James R.. 1994-12-20. Induction heating coupler and annealer. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950012547

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