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The solar simulator is a device used to simulate solar radiation and light intensity, and its main role is to provide a light source similar to sunlight for the research of solar cells, solar lighting and solar thermal utilization, so as to carry out related experiments and tests.
The role of the solar simulator --
Solar cell research: The solar simulator can provide the corresponding light source for the experiments and tests of solar cells to determine the performance and efficiency of the cell, and optimize the design and manufacture of the cell.
Solar thermal utilization research: Solar simulator can provide the corresponding light source for solar thermal utilization research and experiments to test and evaluate the performance and efficiency of different solar thermal equipment.
Solar lighting research: The solar simulator can provide the corresponding light source for the research and experiment of solar lighting, to test and evaluate the performance and effect of different solar lighting devices, and provide reliable technical support for the research and application of solar lighting field.
In short, the solar simulator is a very important research and test equipment, which can provide reliable technical support and experimental platform for the fields of solar cells, solar lighting and solar thermal utilization.
Technical index
Irradiation area 1 ~ 100 square meters, according to the requirements of the experiment to customize
Light source type long arc pulsed xenon lamp
Light non-uniformity ±10%
Optical instability ±10%
Spectral distribution Class B
Control mode Manual, client, cloud control
Cooling mode delayed air cooling
Working environment Ambient temperature: -20 to 40 ° C, relative humidity: ≦70%
Power supply AC380V, three-phase five-wire system
Lamp life 2000 hours
The light direction is vertical up and down, horizontal left and right
Radiation intensity 400 ~ 1800 W/m2
Light source output parallel light irradiation