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6061 Al alloy and commercial steel were joined via the metal inert gas welding (MIG) with auxiliary high-frequency heating. The influence of parameters on the weld appearance and intermetallic compound layer was studied. The results showed that the increase of the high-frequency current voltage and MIG voltage made the intermetallic compounds layer thicken. The appearance of the weld was improved first and then deteriorated when the high-frequency electric voltage was raised.
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