Radio Frequency (RF) heating is a method of dielectric heating that uses electromagnetic energy in the range of 1–300 MHz to heat electrically insulating materials. When an alternating RF field is applied, polar molecules in the material (like water) attempt to align with the field, causing molecular friction that generates heat uniformly throughout the volume. It’s widely used in dry... https://www.kerone.in/basics-of-radio-frequency-heating/