An edition of The U.S. military/aerospace market for electromechanical components (1977)

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An edition of The U.S. military/aerospace market for electromechanical components (1977)

The U.S. military/aerospace market for electromechanical components

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Publisher
Frost & Sullivan
Language
English
Pages
268

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Subjects

Electromechanical devices, Electronic equipment, Electronic industries, Electronics in military engineering, Market surveys, Space vehicles

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United States
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Cover of: The U.S. military/aerospace market for electromechanical components
The U.S. military/aerospace market for electromechanical components: switching devices and rotating components.
1977, Frost & Sullivan
in English

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Edition Notes

"#525."
On spine: Military electromechanical components market.

Published in
New York
Other Titles
Military electromechanical components market.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
381/.45/623043
Library of Congress
HD9696.A3 U55 1977

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Pagination
xv, 268 p. ;
Number of pages
268

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4581439M
LCCN
77154225

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