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Case-Based Learning Through a Real Hybrid Renewable Energy System Applied to Aquaculture in Electronics Engineering

IEEE proceedings article about case-based learning using a real hybrid renewable energy system applied to aquaculture in an electronics engineering context. The supplied excerpt gives publisher and content type but no additional details about location, scope, or outcomes.

Categories: energy-and-resources, technology, science-and-space, positive-progress

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The paper documents an educational application of a renewable energy system to aquaculture relevant to electronics engineering training.

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Case-Based Learning Through a Real Hybrid Renewable Energy System Applied to Aquaculture in Electronics Engineering

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