Thermocouple sensor is a sensor capable of measuring the temperature is so high that the thermocouple temperature sensor is often used for oil processing industry or steel.<\/span> Thermocouple temperature sensor has a smaller output value to the high noise level conditions, thus requiring signal conditioners so that the output value can be read.<\/span>
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Thermocouple history<\/strong><\/span>
\n Derived from the word “Thermo” means heat energy and “Couple” which means the meeting of the two objects.<\/span> Thermocouple is active temperature transducer composed of two different metals with a reading at the meeting point of the two metals and the other point as its output.<\/span> Thermocouple is one of the most common sensors used to measure temperature because it is relatively inexpensive yet accurate which can operate at temperatures of heat or cold.<\/span><\/p>\n

Construction Thermocouple Temperature Sensor<\/strong><\/span>
\n<\/strong> Derived from the word “Thermo” means heat energy and “Couple” which means the meeting of the two objects.<\/span> Thermocouple is active temperature transducer composed of two different metals with a reading at the meeting point of the two metals and the other point as its output.<\/span> Thermocouple is one of the most common sensors used to measure temperature because it is relatively inexpensive yet accurate which can operate at temperatures of heat or cold.<\/span><\/p>\n

Symbol of Thermocouple<\/strong><\/span>
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construction Thermocouple<\/strong><\/span>
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Thermoelectric phenomenon was first discovered in 1821 by a German scientist, Thomas Johann Seebeck.<\/span> He connects the copper and iron in a circuit.<\/span> In between these metals and then put the compass needle.<\/span> When the metal is heated, it turns the compass needle move.<\/span> Later known, this is the case because electricity that occurs in metals cause the magnetic field.<\/span> This magnetic field that moves a compass needle.<\/span> The phenomenon became known as the Seebeck effect<\/span><\/p>\n

Thermocouple temperature sensor output voltage in the form of units of milli Volt.<\/span> Here are some of the behavior and characteristics of the type of thermocouple<\/span>
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\n Picture.<\/span> The behavior of some types of thermocouple<\/span><\/p>\n

The Seebeck invention provides inspiration to Jean Charles Peltier to see the opposite of the phenomenon.<\/span> He is an electric discharge on two pieces of metal that are glued in a circuit.<\/span> When electric current is applied, heat absorption occurs at the junction of the two metals and the release of heat on the other connection.<\/span> Release and heat absorption are mutually turned so the current direction is reversed.<\/span><\/p>\n

The discovery happened in 1934 it became known as the Peltier effect.<\/span> Sir William Thomson, find direction of current flows from the hot spot to the point of cold and vice versa.<\/span> Seebeck effect, Peltier, and Thomson is then the basis for the development of thermoelectric technology.<\/span>
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This type includes the type of the oldest, whose construction consists of a glass tube that has a small capillary tube containing a liquid vacuum and is usually in the form of mercury.<\/span> Changes heat causes expansion of the fluid changes or known temperature to volumatic volumetric change then change to levels simultaneously.<\/span> This level change stating changes in heat or temperature, accuracy depends on the type of design or precision tubes, also penyekalannya.<\/span><\/p>\n

Another way is the use of this type of gas filled tube gas associated with capillary tube is protected by a spiral leading to the spiral Bourdon used to drive the pivot, then move the pointer.<\/span> Data specification of the type of thermocouple<\/span>
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