When was the Thermocouple invented?
The Thermocouple was invented in 1821 by Thomas Johann Seebeck in Estonia.
A sensor made of two different metals that measures temperature by generating a small voltage.
| Year invented | 1821 |
|---|---|
| Inventor | Thomas Johann Seebeck |
| Country | Estonia |
| Region at the time | Russian Empire (Estonia) |
| Category | Energy |
Who invented the Thermocouple?
Thomas Johann Seebeck invented the Thermocouple in 1821 in Estonia.
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