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Apostolou, G., Reinders, A. H. M. E., & Verwaal, M. (2012). Spectral irradiance measurements in a room fit for indoor PV products. In 27th EU Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition (blz. 4240-4244). EU PVSEC. https://userarea.eupvsec.org/proceedings/27th-EU-PVSEC/5BV.1.30/

Apostolou, Georgia ; Reinders, Angèle H.M.E. ; Verwaal, Martin. / Spectral irradiance measurements in a room fit for indoor PV products. 27th EU Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition. EU PVSEC, 2012. blz. 4240-4244

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Apostolou, G, Reinders, AHME & Verwaal, M 2012, Spectral irradiance measurements in a room fit for indoor PV products. in 27th EU Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition. EU PVSEC, blz. 4240-4244, 27th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition, EU PVSEC 2012, Frankfurt, Duitsland, 25/09/12. <https://userarea.eupvsec.org/proceedings/27th-EU-PVSEC/5BV.1.30/>

Spectral irradiance measurements in a room fit for indoor PV products. / Apostolou, Georgia; Reinders, Angèle H.M.E.; Verwaal, Martin.
27th EU Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition. EU PVSEC, 2012. blz. 4240-4244.

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Apostolou G, Reinders AHME, Verwaal M. Spectral irradiance measurements in a room fit for indoor PV products. In 27th EU Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition. EU PVSEC. 2012. blz. 4240-4244