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As long as the additional thermoelectric potential is a constant or a specific function, it can be compensated by hardware compensation or software compensation. Because the contacts are easily affected by the environment and sparks and change locally, and the change is unpredictable, it is required to be a sufficiently inert material to avoid changes. It is difficult to compensate for non-constants.
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The additional thermoelectric potential can be compensated as long as it is a constant or a specific function, and both hardware compensation and software compensation are possible. Because the contacts are easily affected by the environment and sparks and local changes occur, and the changes are unpredictable, they require materials that are inert enough to avoid changes. Non-constants are difficult to compensate.
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