Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgeraete Gmbh

Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgerate Gmbh

Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausger&auml;te Gmbh

Bsh Hausgerate Gmbh

Katrin Horn

Uwe Has

Dan Neumayer

Peter Jell

Edith Wrehde

Arnulf Himmel

Barbara Heikel

Alexander Dinkel

Kurt Lintner

Martin Thaler

Hans-Martin Eiter

Bernhard Herold

Martin Schulte

Stefan Schürf

Maximilian Neuhauser

Ragnar Somdalen

Felicitas Ziegler

Andreas Nitschke

Wolfgang Fuchs

Martina Bäcker

Markus Roll

Wolfgang Hörner

Klaus Lösche

Kerstin Feldmann

Robert Padel

Veronika Strobl

Kerstin Roth

Barbara Ranzenberger

Tobias Deutsch

Markus Füchsel

Marta Macias Cama

A lightwave oven for heating food in a cooking chamber includes an oven housing, a drawer that can be moved out and in through an opening in the oven housing and has a bottom plate, side walls, and a rear wall that bound the cooking chamber, and a front plate to close the opening in the oven housing. A top plate is disposed above the drawer. The top plate can be moved relative to the drawer in the oven housing, rests on the drawer when in an operating position, and, as a result, bounds the cooking chamber of the drawer from above. Such a lightwave oven is configured to simplify and make easier the cleaning of the cooking chamber, and can be constructed cost-effectively and, furthermore, can be used flexibly.

Lightwave oven with drawer

A microwave device includes a cooking space disposed in a housing, at least one microwave source, and at least one further radiation source, as an alternative to the microwave source, which is protected from microwaves from the microwave source by a shielding grid. At least one grid wall of the shielding grid has a radiation reflector by which it is possible for rays from the alternative radiation source to be reflected into the cooking space.

Microwave device

A cooking configuration includes a cooker having at least one control unit for controlling heat output of the cooker, an operating unit and a display unit each connected to the control unit, and a cooking space. The configuration also includes a cooktop having a sensor unit for weighing articles set down on the cooktop and establishing a weight measurement and a data line connecting the cooker to the cooktop. The sensor unit is connected to the control unit and communicates the weight measurement to the control unit. The cooker or the cooktop has an operating element for transferring the weight measurement from the sensor unit to the control unit. The operating element is connected to the control unit and the sensor unit and is disposed in the cooker or the cooktop.

Configuration with a cooker and cooktop with an integrated weighting function

The sensor-controlled cooktop has a cooktop plate, in particular made of glass ceramic, with one or more defined cooking zones that can be heated with a heating element arranged below the cooktop plate. A heat radiation sensor unit is also arranged below the cooktop plate and is directed toward the underside of the latter in the region of a measuring spot of limited area. The sensor unit is connected to a control unit for regulating the heat output of the heating element. In order to achieve as accurate a regulation of the heat output as possible independently of the pot, there is provision, according to the invention, for the value of the transmittance of the material of the cooktop plate, at least in the region of the measuring spot, to be, at least in the spectral measuring range of the heat radiation sensor unit, lower than 30%, preferably lower than 10% and, in particular, approximately 0%.

Sensor-controlled cooktop with a sensor unit arranged below the cooktop plate

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Katrin Horn