M Bliss - PV-SAT 4 - Initial solar cell characterisation.pdf (273.08 kB)
Initial solar cell characterisation test and comparison with a LED-based solar simulator with variable flash speed and spectrum
conference contribution
posted on 2009-07-08, 12:42 authored by Martin BlissMartin Bliss, Tom BettsTom Betts, Ralph GottschalgA continues-wavelength LED-based solar
simulator has been developed to optimise the
measurement of solar cells. It achieves more
then one Sun intensity over an area of
200x200mm2. Use of LEDs as the main light
source enabled advanced functions like
variable flash speed and shape and variable
spectrum.
The simulator hardware is described briefly
and simulator classification results are given.
Initial measurements with error analysis of a
mono crystalline silicon solar cell are
presented, proofing that a LED-based solar
simulator has potential to outperform today’s
state of the art solar simulators.
History
School
- Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
Research Unit
- Centre for Renewable Energy Systems Technology (CREST)
Citation
BLISS, M., BETTS, T.R. and GOTTSCHALG, R., 2008. Initial Solar. IN: Hutchins, M. and Pearsall, N. (eds.) . Proceedings, Photovoltaic Science Application and Technology Conference, PVSAT-4, University of Bath, 2-4 April.Publisher
PVSAT / © M. Bliss, T.R. Betts, R. GottschalgPublication date
2008Notes
This conference paper was presented at: http://www.pvsat.org.uk/PVSAT-4.htmISBN
0904963733Language
- en