Radio frequency (RF)energy applications make use of the inherent energy of the electromagnetic wave to heat dissipative objects and/or power physicochemical processes...

RF energy is currently in use as a heating and power source. It is commonly found in the form of magnetron technologies in appliances (e.g., cooking) and industrial heating and drying applications. Also, solid state generated RF energy is already used in niche areas like medical imaging (MRI) and analysis (NMR) machines.

Highly controllable，Reliable and efficient，Safety in use，Design flexibility...

At present, solid-state RF energy technology uses LDMOS transistors, which is mature and cost-effective almost the same as magnetrons, or even lower in certain scenarios considering the long-run cost. In the recent few years, a new material - GaN - is used in mass production of solid-state RF energy devices.

A typical solid-state power generator system developed by Wattsine is composed of : * A signal generator to generate specific frequency at ISM bands that is required by the load. * A high frequency amplifier to amplify the low power generated by signal generator to the rated power required by the load....