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What is induction? Before you can understand induction cooking, you need to understand induction . And the first thing you need to know is that "induction" is a shortened way of saying "electromagnetic induction." In a nutshell, induction means generating electricity using magnetism . It stems from the simple fact that electricity and magnetism aren't separate, unconnected things (as we originally learn in school) but two different aspects of the same underlying phenomenon: electromagnetism . How induction cooking works An induction cooker looks much the same as any other ceramic cooktop, usually with distinct zones where you can place your pots and pans. Inside each cooking zone, there's a coil of metal. When you turn on the power, an alternating current flows through the coil and produces an invisible magnetic field above, below, and all around it. Unless there's a pan on the cooking zone, no heat is produced: the cooking zone remains