Microwave drying temperatures can vary depending on the specific application and materials. Microwave drying is a process that uses microwave energy to heat and dehydrate materials, so the temperature depends on the material that needs to be dried and the desired drying effect.

In microwave drying, microwave energy causes the moisture molecules in the material to vibrate and friction to generate heat, thereby heating the material. Common microwave drying temperature ranges are between 50 degrees Celsius and 100 degrees Celsius, but this can be adjusted as needed.

It should be noted that the temperature of microwave drying is different from traditional hot air drying, which usually requires higher temperatures to evaporate the moisture in the material. Because its energy directly acts on the inside of the material, microwave drying can achieve effective dehydration and drying effects at lower temperatures, thereby helping to maintain the quality and nutritional content of the material.

In short, the temperature of microwave drying depends on the specific application and material requirements, and can be adjusted and optimized according to the actual situation.