explaain in detail2nd Option is correct so I need also explanation that option 1 3 &4 are incorrectdon't copy from other sources I will downvote 20. The thermal transducer that consistsof a pair of junctions when three pieces ofmetals are connected is called:pneumatic cellthermocouplebolometerpyroelectric transducer

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pneumatic cell
thermocouple
bolometer
pyroelectric transducer

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