Thermocouple (thermocouple) is a type of temperature sensor used to detect or measure temperature through two different types of metals that are combined at the end, causing effects & ldquo; thermo-electric & rdquo; The thermo-Electric effect on the thermocouple was discovered by an Estonian physicist named Thomas Johann Seebeck in 1821, where a conductor metal that was given a gradient heat difference would produce an electric voltage. The difference in the electric voltage between the two intersections (junction) is called the effect & ldquo; seeback & rdquo;.
Thermocouple is one of the most popular types of temperature sensors and is often used in various circuits or electronic and electronic equipment related to temperature (temperature). Some of the advantages of thermocouple that make it popular is its rapid response to temperature changes and also the broad operating temperature range is between -200˚C to 2000 ° C. In addition to a fast response and a broad temperature range, thermocouple is also resistant to shaking/vibration and is easy to use.
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