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WHEN BOTH WIRES OF THERMOCOUPLE R SHORTED WHAT IS THE OUTPUT

THE TEMP ARE 0,30,250,320

Answer Posted / saber

If both wires of thermocouple are shorted then the output of
thermocouple will be 0 mv. The question is quite confusing.

On the other hand both wires of thermocouple reader are
shorted or connected in a shorted circuit thermocouple then
it will show ambient temp.

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