| thermocouple |
A temperature sensor created by joining two dissimilar metals. The junction produces a small voltage as a function of the temperature.
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Any number of metal alloys having standardized and controlled thermoelectric properties. Designated dissimilar pairs of these alloys are used together to realize measuring or extension portions of thermocouple circuits.
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| thermocouple |
A metallic strip or wire that produces a voltage (electromagnetic potential) when the two ends (junctions) are at different temperatures. The "cold" junctions of thermopile radiometers are painted white to reflect radiation, and the "hot" junctions are painted black to absorb radiation.
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| thermocouple |
A device for measuring temperature where two electrical conductors of dissimilar metals are joined at the point of heat application and a resulting voltage difference, directly proportional to the temperature, is developed across the free ends and is measured potentiometrically.
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| thermocouple |
A junction of dissimilar metals widely used to measure temperature.
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