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Thermocouples produce small signals, usually in the millivolt range per degree, depending on the type. For example, at 250°C, a type T thermocouple has an output of 12.013 millivolts (mV) and an output of 0.055 mV per degree DIY Thermal Cameras |
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Coupling a diffraction grating to a webcam is a straightforward way to build a basic spectrometer. This setup allows you to analyze the spectral content of light sources.
Prepare the Diffraction Grating:
Create a Slit:
Assemble the Components:
Capture the Spectrum: