Q1/ Estimate the hot junction temperature for a cooper wires are used in the micro thermopile show in fig (1) when the cold junction is maintained as room temperature, if the seebeck coefficient is 38.74 uV/e and the voltage output is 2.18mv Fig 1 Thermocouples Cold Junction Region, T. Hot Junction Region, T

Q1/ Estimate the hot junction temperature for a cooper wires are used in the micro thermopile show in fig (1) when the cold junction is maintained as room temperature, if the seebeck coefficient is 38.74 uV/e and the voltage output is 2.18mv Fig 1 Thermocouples Cold Junction Region, T. Hot Junction Region, T

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Chapter11: Heat Transfer By Radiation

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