Thomson effect
ˈtɒmsən ɪˈfɛkt
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Definition of Thomson effect - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
thermoelectric phenomenonTECH.generation of heat or cold in a conductor carrying an electric currentTECH.
  • The Thomson effect explains the temperature change in different parts of a conductor..
Peltier effect Seebeck effect
2.
thermodynamicsTECH.phenomenon where temperature gradient causes electric potential gradientTECH.
  • The Thomson effect is observed in metallic wires.
thermoelectric effect
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Examples of Thomson effect in a sentence

  • The Thomson effect is crucial in thermoelectric applications.
  • Engineers must consider the Thomson effect in circuit design.
  • The experiment demonstrated the Thomson effect in semiconductors.

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  1. French:effet Thomson, ...
  2. German:Thomson-Effekt, ...
  3. Italian:effetto Thomson, ...
  4. Spanish:efecto Thomson, ...
  5. Portuguese:efeito Thomson, ...
  6. Chinese:汤姆逊效应, ...
  7. Japanese:トムソン効果, ...
  8. Arabic:تَأْثِير طُومْسُون, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֶפֶקְט תּוֹמְסוֹן, תּוֹמְסוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:эффект Томсона, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ефект Томсона, ...
  12. Hindi:थॉमसन प्रभाव, ...
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