No, the cooking space (the cavity) is not "closed" but has air moving through it. There is some variation from machine to machine, but there is a general theme that is usually common. Let's look at it. The magnatron, the device which generates the microwaves, gets hot, and a fan blows air through the cooling fins to keep it from overheating. This air is ducted into the cavity through a set of "holes" in the wall. The cavity light also sits in that duct, and it shines through the holes where the air is entering the cavity. The air moves across the cavity and exits on the other side. There is air moving through the cavity when the unit is running.
compare microwave oven to conventional oven
Conventional ovens come in both electric and gas models. When manufacturers use the word 'conventional', they are stating that the oven doesn't utilize convection technology. Using a very short description, convection cooking involves a fan or fans that distribute air throughout an oven for faster cooking times and more even temperatures.
That is what conventional means, yes
A microwave heats things up from the inside out. Whereas an oven bakes from the outside, and works its way in.
An oven heats objects inside of a chamber, a furnace heats the air around it.
Yes, if it is a standard gas range with built in oven then it would normally be a conventional oven.
For temperature times with a fan oven, you need to subtract about 10 degrees from the conventional oven time given. So, for 160 degrees F in a conventional oven, you would set a fan oven at 150 degrees F.
This Cuisinart bread machine has a convection feature making it a faster alternative to the conventional oven.
A conventional oven cooks your food with out air circulation. Where as a convection oven has a fan which allows the air to flow around and cooks your food faster and more evenly.
In order to give a CD another shape do the following:Preheat conventional oven at 400*FPut the CD in a container that you want it to make.Put container (with the CD inside) into the oven for 4 minutes.
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In order to give a CD another shape do the following:Preheat conventional oven at 400*FPut the CD in a container that you want it to make.Put container (with the CD inside) into the oven for 4 minutes.