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What regulation replaced the AFOSH 91-50?
Afi 91-203
What TO replaced afi 21-116?
00-33a-1001
What is the AFI for AF form 623?
Afi 36-2201
What did Congress do in 1995 to reduce over regulation?
They reduced regulation.
What is understood by the term percentage regulation of a rectifier?
the regulation is act of filtering the ac component of the output signal.in percentage regulation we calculate the percentage of the filtering component.
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