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Regulated (automatic) 12V lead-acid battery charger thesis by Emmanuel Bantubonse, Hapeela Nchimunya, and Augustine Mumbi and supervised by P.S. Siwale

By: Bantubonse, EmmanuelContributor(s): Nchimunya, Hapeela | Mumbi, AugustinePublication details: Copperbelt University, School of Technology, Electrical Engineering Department 2005Subject(s): ELECTRIC ENGINEERING | ELECTRONICSLOC classification: THE/BAN/ST/20/2005

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MONOGRAPH	CBU-MAIN LIBRARY, KITWE.	THE/BAN/ST/20/2005 (Browse shelf(Opens below))		Available		Z03001667

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