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`Power of a Microwave Oven
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`The Physics Factbook™
`Edited by Glenn Elert ­­ Written by his students
`An educational, Fair Use website
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`topic index | author index | special index
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`Bibliographic Entry
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`Microwave Oven, Wikpedia, 2007.
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`Typical Wattages of Various Appliances, EERE
`Consumer's Guide: Estimating Appliance and Home
`Electronic Use. US Department of Energy, 12 September
`2005.
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`Result
`(w/surrounding text)
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`"A typical consumer microwave oven consumes 1,100 W AC and
`produces 700 W of microwave power, an efficiency of 64%. The other
`400 W are dissipated as heat, mostly in the magnetron tube."
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`Standardized
`Result
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`1100 W
`(consumed)
`700 W
`(effective)
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`"Microwave oven = 750­1100"
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`750­1100 W
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`Microwaves Buying Guide. Dzomet. scribd.com.
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`"The power of a microwave oven is measured in watts and usually
`ranges from around 400w to 1200w [sic] for the top end products."
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`High Power Panasonic Microwave Oven, 28 May 2007.
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`"1100W High Power"
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`400­1200 W
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`1100 W
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`Typical Appliance Energy Use and Cost. Clallam County
`Public Utility District, Clallum County, Washington, 2003.
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`Typical Appliance Energy Use and Cost
`Average Hours
`kWh Used
`Used Per Month
`Per Month
`15
`15
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`Appliance Watts
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`Microwave Oven 1000
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`Average Cost
`Per Month
`$0.82
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`1000 W
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`Ask any American about what appliances are most readily used in their kitchen and you won't be surprised to hear the words microwave oven come
`out of every person's mouth. Since the 1970's the microwave oven has become a staple in every American's kitchen serving the purpose of easy,
`fast and efficient heating for whoever you might be. It's hard to believe that an appliance that was once considered a gimmick that would forever
`destroy the fine art of cooking is now used by over 90 percent of American households.
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`Dr. Percy LeBaron Spencer, the inventor of the microwave oven would have never imagined what would come with his invention. Indeed, the
`microwave has dramatically changed from being a box with two simple control knobs, one for cooking times up to five minutes and the other for
`twenty­five minutes to the newly improved stainless steel popcorn popper and defroster machine. Still some things remain unchanged. Like in the
`1970's, the microwave oven still consists of a high voltage transformer, a cavity magnetron, a magnetron control circuit, a wave guide and a cooking
`chamber. It works by passing microwaves through the foods that is in need of heated. The food in question absorbs the microwave radiation through
`a process called dielectric heating. The microwaves create an induced field and the molecules in the food rotate and try to align themselves with the
`new electric field around them. The constant rotation creates heat as molecules constantly bump into each other, consequently making your food
`hot.
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`Nowadays, Americans have many options when it comes to purchasing a microwave oven. Each microwave oven varies with accordance to size,
`style, and features. Additionally, people have the option of purchasing a microwave with a specific power delivery that suits their specific family. The
`various microwave powers range from 400 W to 1200 W.
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