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'''Gerätebezeichnung:''' Sun Simulator SUS V2.0 |
'''Gerätebezeichnung:''' Sun Simulator Messplatz - SUS V2.0 / Oerlikon |
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'''Gerätebezeichnung:''' Solar Simulator: WXS-90S-L2 by WACOM, Saitama, Japan / Messplatz: Sun Simulator SUS V2.0 / Oerlikon |
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'''Geräteverantwortliche/Operateure:''' Malte Langenhorst, Ulrich Paetzold, Efthymios Klampaftis |
'''Geräteverantwortliche/Operateure:''' Malte Langenhorst, Ulrich Paetzold, Efthymios Klampaftis |
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'''Standort:''' Solar Lab (R203, B301) at the Institute of Microstructure Technology |
'''Standort:''' Solar Lab (R203, B301) at the Institute of Microstructure Technology |
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'''Spezifikations-Nummer:''' SP-XXXX |
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== Kurzbeschreibung == |
== Kurzbeschreibung == |
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The solar simulator provides illumination approximating natural sunlight. It is a controllable indoor test facility to determine the power conversion efficiency and material stability under standardized conditions mimicking the international solar irradiation standard AM1.5G. It is a commercial solar simulator certified to highest accuracy class named AAA (WXS-90S-L2 by WACOM, Saitama, Japan). The illumination is homogeneous up to areas of 4”, enabling to perform tests on single solar cells as well as thin-film solar modules up to these dimensions. The tool is most in our lab for the testing of solar cells, solar harvesting devices and luminescent materials. |
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== Alternativen == |
== Alternativen == |
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Revision as of 22:08, 17 August 2017
Gerätebezeichnung: Sun Simulator Messplatz - SUS V2.0 / Oerlikon
Gerätebezeichnung: Solar Simulator: WXS-90S-L2 by WACOM, Saitama, Japan / Messplatz: Sun Simulator SUS V2.0 / Oerlikon
Geräteverantwortliche/Operateure: Malte Langenhorst, Ulrich Paetzold, Efthymios Klampaftis
Standort: Solar Lab (R203, B301) at the Institute of Microstructure Technology
Kurzbeschreibung
The solar simulator provides illumination approximating natural sunlight. It is a controllable indoor test facility to determine the power conversion efficiency and material stability under standardized conditions mimicking the international solar irradiation standard AM1.5G. It is a commercial solar simulator certified to highest accuracy class named AAA (WXS-90S-L2 by WACOM, Saitama, Japan). The illumination is homogeneous up to areas of 4”, enabling to perform tests on single solar cells as well as thin-film solar modules up to these dimensions. The tool is most in our lab for the testing of solar cells, solar harvesting devices and luminescent materials.
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Spezifikationen des Geräts
Spektrum: AM 1.5G, Feld: 90x90 mm^2
