Electronic iron for controlled electronic induction-based ironing of clothes

Abstract

The present disclosure relates to a heating device for controlled electronic　induction-based ironing of garments comprising a mechanical assembly　designed to facilitate heat application. The mechanical assembly includes a　soleplate adapted to apply controlled heat to garments, with a heat-resistant　aluminum paint for uniform heat distribution. A ceramic fiber board is positioned above the soleplate, providing thermal insulation and accommodating temperature sensors. Above the ceramic fiber board, a mica sheet protects against thermal stress, while an induction coil generates a high frequency electromagnetic field to induce eddy currents in the soleplate. A ferrite core acts as a magnetic shunt, enhancing energy transfer. Additionally, heat-resistant wool and an MS sheet provide thermal insulation and structural balance. A lid encloses the assembly, with a handle for stability during operation.

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