Holtek HT46R22 Induction Cooker Power Control Design Application Note

This document describes a power control design for induction cookers using the Holtek HT46R22 microcontroller, detailing hardware and software implementation.


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Brand
Holtek
Document type
Application Note
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
73 KB
Published
15 October, 2026
Updated
15 October, 2026
Model
HT46R22
MD5 checksum
A092FF6788D75DE055A4C3B0B1E37FA5

About this manual

The paper introduces the working principle of an induction cooker and proposes a power control method to achieve stable output using the Holtek HT46R22 A/D type single-chip microcomputer as the main controller. It briefly describes the process of both hardware and software design for this application.

The system utilizes the HT46R22's built-in PWM output and multi-channel A/D conversion capabilities to control power levels based on load current feedback. The design includes a dual-loop control circuit where the difference between reference voltage and actual load voltage generates a control signal to drive IGBTs, ensuring stable power delivery across various settings (1600W down to 800W). This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Working Principle of Induction Cooker
  • HT46R22 Microcontroller Features
  • Power Control Theory and PWM
  • Hardware Design Circuit
  • Software Program Description
  • Source Code Implementation

Frequently asked questions

What is the main controller chip used in this design?

The Holtek HT46R22 A/D type single-chip microcomputer.

What is the maximum power output deviation for this induction cooker design?

The design keeps the large power conversion error within 50W.

What is the minimum PWM duty cycle value used in the control logic?

The code sets a lower boundary of 38 for the PWM calculation.

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