Why a Ferrous Induction Heater Coil Is Bad (Causes Inefficiencies and Exploding MOSFETS) @TannerTech
Why a Ferrous Induction Heater Coil Is Bad (Causes Inefficiencies and Exploding MOSFETS)  @TannerTech
Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
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In this video, I will show you one mistake that I made while making an induction heater: using a ferrous material for the work coil. I am not sure if my explanation is fully correct. If you have any other explanation for this phenomena, leave it in the comments. The full project video for this heater will be posted soon.
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Why a Ferrous Induction Heater Coil Is Bad (Causes Inefficiencies and Exploding MOSFETS)

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