An edition of The use of selenium photocells and sun batteries (1956)

The use of selenium photocells and sun batteries

a guide for technicians, experimenters and engineers in science and industry

2d ed., rev. and enl.

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An edition of The use of selenium photocells and sun batteries (1956)

The use of selenium photocells and sun batteries

a guide for technicians, experimenters and engineers in science and industry

2d ed., rev. and enl.

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International Rectifier Corp.
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English
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84

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Photoelectric cells, Solar batteries, Selenium cells

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The use of selenium photocells and sun batteries: a guide for technicians, experimenters and engineers in science and industry
1956, International Rectifier Corp.
in English - 2d ed., rev. and enl.
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Bibliography: p. 70-71.

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El Segundo, Calif

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84 p. :
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OL17041378M
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2329805

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