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| Definition | : | Cold Junction Compensation |
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CJC means Cold Junction Compensation. Thermocouples operate on the principle that dissimilar metals generate a voltage when in contact with one another. Each combination of metal yields a known voltage related to the temperature of the junction that can be characterized mathematically. In a measurement system, simply connecting a thermocouple to a data acquisition board or breakout box will add more dissimilar metal junctions, called cold junctions, to your circuit that may skew your measurement. Cold Junction Compensation (CJC) removes the effect of the voltages generated by these cold junctions for more accurate temperature measurement.
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The full form of CJC is Cold Junction Compensation
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