High-frequency medium heating means that the medium (insulators including wood, plastic, rubber, adhesive molecules, etc.) is placed into the high-frequency electric field, where medium molecules (such as water molecule, adhesive molecules, etc.) are rapidly polarized under the very high frequency. Each time when the electrode changes, the direction of the molecule is also changed. The collision and friction between molecules give out heat so as to achieve the purpose of heating.
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