- A thermocouple sensor is a junction of two dissimilar metals or semiconductors.
- It generates an emf when two ends are heated up differently by absorption of microwaves in a thin film tantalum– nitride resistive load deposited on a Si substrate which forms one electrode of the thermocouple.
- This emf is proportional to the incident microwave power to be measured.
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