Introduction to solar radiation recorder

Solar radiation recorder introduction:

Solar radiation refers to the total amount of energy that reaches the surface of artificial or natural objects after the direct irradiation and scattering of solar radiation on the surface. This energy is formed by the energy in the solar radiation space reaching the Earth's surface, and is often referred to as "sunshine intensity" in human life. Solar radiation, including visible light, ultraviolet and infrared spectrum, is a very important meteorological factor in biological growth, climate change, air pollution and other aspects. It also has important application value for solar energy utilization, artificial lighting, weather forecast and so on.

The intensity of solar radiation is affected by many factors, mainly depending on the sun altitude Angle, atmospheric transparency, surface reflectance and cloud cover. Therefore, meteorologists and meteorological instrument manufacturers will use equipment such as sunshine meters, light reflectors, radiometers to measure and record solar radiation data, so as to provide people with reliable weather forecasts and resource utilization information.

A solar radiation recorder is a measuring instrument that can measure and record solar radiation. It can record the intensity and duration of solar radiation very accurately, which can be used to predict weather changes, solar energy collection, climate research and other fields. Solar radiation recorder battery or solar powered, generally installed in solar modules, weather stations, agricultural greenhouses, weather stations, etc., measure the intensity and duration of solar radiation in real time, and then record these data into the memory of a computer or data logger. The main technical parameters include response wavelength, response time, resolution, dynamic range and so on. Solar radiation recorders are used in a wide range of fields, including agriculture, meteorology, environmental monitoring, solar energy and architectural design.