Seebeck Coefficient Measurement System

The Seebeck coefficient is a measure of the thermoelectric properties of a material, it quantifies the voltage generated across a temperature gradient when a current flows through it. Often measured in volts/kelvin (V/K) or microvolts/kelvin (µV/K), the Seebeck coefficient is considered a fundamental parameter in thermoelectric research. Seebeck Coefficient Measurement Systems are designed to rapidly analyze the Seebeck coefficient and oftentimes can do so simultaneously with conductivity measurements, providing an all-in-one instrument for your thermoelectric research. When comparing Seebeck coefficient measurement systems, ensure that the temperature range sufficiently covers the operating conditions for the material to be tested. Also, consider a Seebeck coefficient measurement system that includes fixed thermocouples, this reduces the need for determining their distance improving analysis accuracy and throughput.