Sample seat and measuring method for measuring thermoelectric properties of sample
A technology of thermoelectric properties and sample holders, which is applied in the direction of measuring electrical variables, measuring resistance/reactance/impedance, measuring devices, etc., can solve the problems of easy falling off of thermoelectric heaters, unreliable thermoelectric potential values, etc., and achieve the effect of improving reliability
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[0075] Example 1: Measure the thermoelectric potential of the constantan alloy sheet (manufactured by Omega Corporation, USA) constituting the negative electrode of the T-type thermocouple as a function of temperature in the temperature range of 100K-600K. The thickness of the constantan sheet is 0.25mm.
[0076] 1) As shown in Figure 1, two sets of T-type thermocouples 9 and 9' are fixed on both ends of the sample 8 to be tested with silver glue.
[0077] 2) As shown in FIG. 1 , use stainless steel screws 11 , ring-shaped ceramic gaskets 12 and insulating ceramic tubes 13 to assemble the base 2 of the sample holder, the insulating gasket 3 and the first pressing block 4 .
[0078] 3) Place the tested sample 8 on the first pressing block 4 of the sample seat, and fix the two ends of the tested sample 8 with two second pressing blocks 5 respectively; The three compacts 6 are respectively fixed with thermoelectric heaters 7 and 7'.
[0079] 4) Connect the sample holder with the...
Embodiment 2
[0096] Embodiment 2: Simultaneously measure the change of the resistivity and thermoelectric potential of the platinum metal sheet in the 100K-600K temperature interval
[0097] 1) As shown in Figure 1, two sets of T-type thermocouples 9 and 9' are fixed on both ends of the sample 8 to be tested with silver glue.
[0098] 2) At the outer ends of the two sets of T-type thermocouples 9 and 9', use silver glue to fix two copper wires 10 on the sample 8 to be tested respectively, as wires connected to the constant current source 43 when measuring resistance.
[0099] 3) Use stainless steel screws 11 , ring-shaped ceramic gaskets 12 and insulating ceramic tubes 13 to assemble the base 2 of the sample holder, the insulating gasket 3 and the first pressing block 4 .
[0100] 4) Place the tested sample 8 on the first pressing block 4 of the sample holder, and fix the two ends of the tested sample 8 with two second pressing blocks 5 respectively, and the two second pressing blocks 5 pass...
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