InfinityPV releases solar simulator with 385–1,300 nm illumination spectral range

InfinityPV, a Danish provider of printed electronics equipment, has announced a new laboratory solar simulator with illumination across the 385–1,300 nm spectral range.

The ISOSun Pro Solar Simulator has 20 independently tunable LED wavelengths, enabling reproduction of indoor and outdoor spectra, including the solar testing standard of AM1.5G.

“The system supports illuminated areas up to 1,000 cm² and delivers intensities of up to 7 suns, with outstanding performance in spectral match, spatial uniformity, and temporal stability (up to class A+, A+, A+, respectively),” the company said in a statement. “This ensures reliable and consistent conditions for high-accuracy measurements.”

The new simulator can be used as a standalone unit or be controlled by a computer, using a spectrum-matching software for reference standards. The company adds that it comes in a durable benchtop configuration and is suitable for both small- and large-area solar cells, as well as controlled illumination research.

“Optional accessories include high-performance aluminum reflectors designed for seamless interchangeability,” InfinityPV stated. “Other accessories are calibration platforms comprising silicon photodiode (350-1,100m), InGaAs photodiode (900-1,700nm), and a diffuse reflector for optical fiber output.”