What is a thermocouple, and it working principle?
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Answer / prashant verma
thermocouple is the coupling of two different material at two different temperature which is responsible for the movement of the electrons in the material and it moves such that it crosses the junction of the material and thus if connected externally by any circuit then it then is a flow of a current through that.
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