Thermocouple Wire

A type of electrical conductor used in temperature measurement systems is thermocouple wire. It consists of two distinct metal wires, usually alloys, that are linked at one end to create a junction. The voltage produced at the thermocouple wire's junction is proportional to the difference in temperature between the junction and the other end of the wire. The temperature is then calculated using this voltage. The desired temperature range, precision, and environmental factors are taken into consideration when choosing thermocouple wires. They are frequently utilised for temperature sensing and control applications in sectors like manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace.