Answer / rajesh kumar

thermocouple works on the principle of seeback & peltiar
effect
if any two metals are placed at two different places having
junction j1 & j2 normally hot junction & cold
junction .heat is transferred from hot junction to cold and
an emf is produced. this produced emf is equal to the
temperature at that point

Answer / surya2322

thermocouple works on seeback effect
i.e when any two different metals are connected together,
an e.m.f.generates, this e.m.f is a function of the temperature

The general form of this relationship is:
e=a1t1+a2t^2+a3t^3.....an+t^n

Answer / surya2322

thermocouple works on seeback effect
i.e when any two different metals are connected together,
an e.m.f.generates, this e.m.f is a function of the temperature

The general form of this relationship is:
e=a1t1+a2t^2+a3t^3.....an+t^n

Answer / anup mistry

when two different metals wire are connected
it form two junction and when this two junction
are kept in different tempreture then the emf is
produced between them.

Answer / s.farhan haider rizvi

thermo couple work on seeback effect and paltier
effect,when two differant metals conected together at hot
junction if we applyed heat on hot junction so we founded
on cold junction e.m.f (mv)

Answer / surya2322

thermocouple works on seeback effect
i.e when any two different metals are connected together,
an e.m.f.generates, this e.m.f is a function of the temperature

The general form of this relationship is:
e=a1t1+a2t^2+a3t^3.....an+t^n

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