4. Thermoelectric sensors
The Seebeck effect is a very simple way of measuring temperature differences. This effect, used in thermoelectric couples, describes the potential difference ΔV occurring between two junctions created by bringing two conducting or semiconducting materials, A and B, into contact at different temperatures T and T + ΔT ( 6 ).
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