termopaaria
Termopaaria, or thermocouples, are temperature sensors that use the Seebeck effect: two dissimilar metals joined at a sensing junction produce a small electrical voltage when there is a temperature difference between the sensing junction and a reference junction. The output voltage is proportional to the temperature difference, and the sensor requires cold junction compensation to relate the measurement to an absolute temperature.
Thermocouples are constructed from pairs of metal alloys, most commonly in bare wire form or enclosed in
Key considerations for use include non-linearity of the voltage–temperature relationship, drift over time due to aging,
Applications span broad industrial, laboratory, and automotive contexts, including process control, furnaces, kilns, engines, and environmental