What is the difference between microwaves and high frequency?

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Frequently Asked Questions and Answers for High Frequency Nessle Corporation "What is the difference between microwave and high frequency?" ■□■ What is the difference between microwave and high frequency? ■□■ Both microwave and high frequency refer to specific frequency ranges within radio waves. Since both are high-frequency ranges, they may be collectively referred to as high frequency. The frequency of microwaves ranges from 300 MHz to 300 GHz, while high frequency ranges from 1 to 300 MHz. Microwaves have slightly higher frequencies than high frequency, which is a distinguishing feature. Both are widely used in communication and heating applications. In general, microwaves are used for heating relatively small cross-sectional sizes and irregularly shaped items. High frequency is used for heating larger cross-sectional sizes and longer items. If you have any questions about our products or would like to know more about the High Frequency Nessle Corporation's systems, please feel free to contact us. ■ For those who want to know more about the principles, please download the materials. ■ If you are considering "existing replacement," please provide the manufacturer of your current product.

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■□■ High-Frequency Heating Device Applications ■□■ ■ Brazing ■ Soldering ■ Hardening ■ Annealing ■ Billet Heater ■ Welding / Forging ■ Melting ■ Shrink Fitting ■ Adhesion ■ Bombarder ■ Semiconductor Manufacturing ■ Plasma Overheating ■ Stripping / De-pan ■ Resin Coating ■ Plastic Molding ■ Mold Processing ■ Thermal Cycle Testing, etc.