Long-Pulse Solar Simulator

This is a pulse emission type solar simulator that uses a xenon short-arc lamp to artificially generate light that approximates sunlight.
Unlike flash lamps, it uses a xenon lamp, and its unique power supply design allows for pulse emission widths of up to 800 milliseconds.
This device inherits Wacom Denso's extensive experience and technology, and has a proven track record with many research institutions and solar panel manufacturers both domestically and internationally, who highly value its performance.

・This light source is ideal for evaluating the IV characteristics of solar cell modules.
・With emission pulse widths ranging from 80 milliseconds to 800 milliseconds, it can accommodate solar panels with slower response speeds.
・Compliance standards: JIS C 8904-9/IEC 60904-9 Class AAA.
・The maximum irradiation area can be up to 2500 × 1500 mm. Custom sizes beyond this are also available. Please contact us.
・AM0 specification for use in space development is also available.
・The lamp used is a xenon short-arc lamp.