WAVELABS, the German developer of LED-based solar simulators, has showcased its expanded product portfolio for module characterization at Intersolar Europe in Munich. Alongside the SINUS-3000 PRO and SINUS-3000 ADVANCED, the Leipzig-based company is presenting the SINUS-430 ADVANCED mini-module tester for the first time. According to the company, the SINUS-430 ADVANCED specializes in characterizing solar cells and mini-modules made with thin-film and perovskite technology. Key features include a customizable spectrum with tunable LEDs, a world-class light engine exceeding class A+A+A+, and automated spectrum calibration. The SINUS-3000 ADVANCED is suited for multi-junction technology research, with the SINUS-3000 PRO nominated for “The smarter E AWARD 2024” in the “Photovoltaics” category.
WAVELABS debuts enhanced solar simulators lineup
WAVELABS presents its expanded solar testing portfolio, including the SINUS-430 ADVANCED and SINUS-3000 PRO, at Intersolar. (Image Credit: WAVELABS)
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