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thermocouple
Definition of thermocouple
A
transducer
consisting of two different
metal
s welded together at each end; a
voltage
is produced that is proportional to the
difference
in
temperature
between the two
junction
s (one of which is normally held at a known temperature
Related words
thermocoagulation
thermocompression
thermoconvection
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