Can a Thermocouple's cold junction can be electrically manipulated

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Thermocouples can potentially have their cold junction electrically manipulated, leading to the possibility of creating refrigeration systems using this technology. The Peltier effect is a key principle behind thermoelectric cooling, where electrons flow from the hot to the cold junction, facilitating cooling. There are existing camping coolers that utilize thermoelectric principles, powered by car batteries, which demonstrate practical applications. For those seeking deeper theoretical insights, resources on electron quantum theory and Peltier devices are readily available online. The discussion raises intriguing questions about the potential for reversing entropy through such electrical manipulation.
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Can a Thermocouples cold junction can be electrically manipulated.
Can a Thermocouples cold junction can be electrically mimicked to be a colder one; thus is it possible to make refrigerator out of thermocouples?
electrons flow from hot to cold junction right ?
can anyone give me link to more detailed theory of thermocouples using electron quantum theory?
 
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The effect is known as the Peltier effect. It is a common way to cause cooling using thermocouples...do a search, there should be plenty of information.
 
sr241 said:
is it possible to make refrigerator out of thermocouples?
Camping coolers for food & drink are available, powered via the car's cigarette lighter socket. No moving parts!
 
sr241 said:
can anyone give me link to more detailed theory of thermocouples using electron quantum theory?
How about?

... a directory of information on Peltier Devices, also known as thermoelectric coolers (TE or TEC), thermoelectric modules, heat pumps, and thermoelectric power generators.

http://www.peltier-info.com/
 
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Can entropy be reversed by electrically manipulating cold junction of thermocouple to a cooler one
 
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