This patent discloses a high-frequency heated cigarette device, comprising a heating chamber and an
induction coil. The heating chamber accommodates at least a portion of the heated cigarette, and an induction plate is installed inside the heated cigarette. The induction plate heats the tobacco shreds under the influence of an alternating
electromagnetic field generated by the
induction coil to produce an
aerosol that can be inhaled. The high-frequency heated cigarette device also includes a heating base and a heating adjustment
assembly. The heating base and the adjustment
assembly are located at the bottom of the heating chamber. The heating base is displaced axially within the heating chamber by the adjustment
assembly. When the heating base moves into the
electromagnetic coil, it generates eddy currents under the influence of the
electromagnetic field, which transfer heat to the outside. This patent achieves dynamic heating by using the up-and-down displacement of the heating base's heating adjustment assembly within the heating chamber, thus achieving balanced heating during
inhalation.