Built For Experts Changing The World of Tomorrow
Tunable Class AAA Solar Simulators Created For Experts Changing the World
Our Pico and Sunbrick led solar simulators provide a reliable, stable light source for scientific testing that closely mimics the sun’s spectrum. These AAA LED solar simulators allow users to easily adjust the spectrum without the need for complicated calibrations or frequent bulb replacements, ultimately streamlining the research and testing process.
Our Pico is a Class AAA small-area solar simulator designed for experts who require the capability to test small exposure areas, like solar cells:
Our Sunbrick is a Class AAA large-area solar simulator designed for experts who require:
*Mirrored Optical Stand Required For Use
Light The One Variable You Can Completely Control
Our solar simulators are designed to produce high-quality light that closely mimics natural sunlight. This ensures that your experiments and tests are conducted under conditions that are as realistic as possible.
The wavelength range of our solar simulators can span from 350 nm to 1500 nm, providing an accurate spectral match that meets standard guidelines for solar simulation applications.
Our instruments were created to give experts Engineered Sunlight™ in their lab and the first step to this was giving them a solar spectrum that replicates our sun.
The Pico and Sunbrick’s AM1.5G spectral match exceeds the ASTM E927 and IEC 60904-9 standards and Class A requirements by 5x. These solar simulators include the air mass filter AM1.5G to ensure they meet specific optical performance standards under designated lighting conditions. The air mass filter plays a crucial role in maintaining spectral accuracy under different lamp illumination conditions.
Accurate light for advancing your applications.
Quality and stable light from one corner to the other corner of your sample is critical. We have engineered our instruments to ensure that no matter where your sample is in our illumination plane, your light is consistent across it.
One sun irradiance area with spatial non-uniformity < 2% for 2.5 cm x 2.5 cm with the Pico or 20 cm x 20 cm with the Sunbrick.
Peace of mind knowing your light is consistent across your sample.
Our instruments are built to produce stable light from the moment you turn them on until they turn off, from the beginning to the end of your application.
Long-term temporal Instability <2% for 1000+ hours and exceeding Class A Short-term Stability of <0.1% for 100 seconds.
Drifting light quality is no longer a concern in your research.
An instrument built for experts changing the world of tomorrow with the technology of today.
The Standards Are A Given; Here is What Sets Us Apart
Our solar simulators not only meet but exceed the stringent standards set by international bodies such as IEC, JIS, and ASTM. We ensure that our products deliver consistent and reliable performance, which is crucial for accurate testing and research.
The importance of solar simulator models in achieving Class A spectral match ratings cannot be overstated. These models must align closely with specified intensity percentages across various spectral ranges to meet international standards.
Control up to 32 (Pico) and 36 (Sunbrick) channels for exploring areas of interest
Accelerate your testing and automation steps without sacrificing repeatability
Save time by accessing your device remotely and start your work before you arrive
Flexible Mounting Options To Fit Your Lab Space & Customizable Spectrums To Match Your Needs
Need a custom configuration from above? Have a Unique Design? Custom Spectral Requirements?
We have a custom engineering division to create the perfect design for your needs.
We make sure that our customers have access to resources that help them understand more not only about our products, but about relevant applications and standards. Visit the knowledge base to learn more about Solar Simulation, Angle of Emission, Qualifying Optical Detectors, and much more.
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