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A loop is created by joining two wires with various components (known as thermocouples wire or thermodes). The pyroelectric effect is a phenomena where an electromotive force is produced in the loop when the junction's temperature varies. The thermoelectric potential, often known as the Seebeck effect, is the name given to this electromotive force.