4. Figure 2 shows a thermocouple circuit J-type used in one temperature measurement system.a) If the reference junction having T2 = 0°C and the output emf is 13.777 mV, what is thetemperature of the measuring junction, T1?b) If the circuit produces an emf of 15 mV for T) = 750°C, what is T2?ATВAMeasuringenvironmentPotentiometerT2Figure 2

a).To given thatReference junction having , T2=0°coutput emf=13.777mVT1=750°CTm =330°C , TH…

2 shows a thermocouple circuit J-type used in one temperature measurement system If the reference junction having T2 = 0°C and the output emf is 13.777 mV, whar temperature of the measuring junction, T,? If the circuit produces an emf of 15 mV for T) = 750°C, what is T2?

2 shows a thermocouple circuit J-type used in one temperature measurement system If the reference junction having T2 = 0°C and the output emf is 13.777 mV, whar temperature of the measuring junction, T,? If the circuit produces an emf of 15 mV for T) = 750°C, what is T2?

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