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Date: Wednesday, July 31, 2024
Validity: 2 months
REFERENCE: M. Laurent Calame

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QUOTATION Sunirad A-70-CU

Price list for solar simulator Sunirad A-70-CU.

No. Ref. Description Qty. Unit Price total

01. Sunirad A- Class ABB 70cm x 70cm Light Soaker 1 pc. CHF 35’450 CHF 35’450
70-CU
Drawer-type sample holder included.
Low noise recirculating chiller unit included
HS Code 9027.5000
02. SUN-70- Temporal stability class A (Option) 1 pc. CHF 5’800 CHF 5’800
TEMPA Increase temporal stability in class A
03. I-V-SYS-BAS I-V Measurement system basic (OPTION) 1 pc. CHF 9’150 CHF 9’150
- Keithley 2401 SMU
04. I-V-SYS-PRO I-V Measurement system professional 1 pc. CHF 19’920 CHF 19’920
(OPTON)
- Kepco Bop electronic load
- 3 x Agilent DMM
- Pt100 including computer interface
05. I-V-SOFT I-V Tracer software (OPTION) 1 pc. CHF 2’833 CHF 2’833
06. REF-SOLAR Calibrated reference solar cell (OPTION) 1 pc. CHF 2’180 CHF 2’180
07. COMPUTER Computer (Mandatory) 1 pc. CHF 1’910 CHF 1’910
Intel core i7
Windows 7 professional 64-bit
Sub-Total (with item 01, 03, 05, 06 & 07): CHF 51’523
Packaging (wooden box) & handling: CHF 700
Shipping (Ex-Works): CHF 0
Total net (without VAT & Import Taxes): CHF 52’223
Warranty period is 2 years, starting 3 weeks from system delivery.

PAYEMENT TERMS:
- 50% down payment at order confirmation
- 40% before shipping
- 10% at 30 days after receipt of the goods

The prices indicated are in Swiss Francs (CHF), and are “ex-works” (EXW), eventual taxes
and duties to be added.

We are looking forward to hearing from you. Should you require more information, please
do not hesitate to contact us.

Thank you very much for your interest in our products,

Laurent Calame
Sunirad A-70-CU, class ABB 70 x 70 cm Light soaker
The Xenonless Xenon lamp light soaker system.
The Sunirad A-70-CU is a class ABB Light soaker intended for
continuous operation (24/7).
The long lifetime Lumixo light engine from Lumartix generates a
continuous light spectrum corresponding to a class A spectrum.
This system is designed to illuminate any type of solar cell.
The two Lumixo light engines are illuminating the 70 x 70 cm
sample area with a stability and irradiance uniformity within class B
or better.
The system consists of a light engine fit into a reflector box (diffuse
illuminator). A 15 mm to 20 mm wide access gap is granted
between the sample area and the reflector bottom to accommodate
a sample thickness of less than 15 mm.
The control software and computer is provided with the system,
including data-logging of the systems parameters, such as
irradiance, sample-holder temperature, etc.
Specifications
Spectrum: Class A as per IEC 60904-9.
Irradiance: 700 to 1200 W/m2.
Irradiance uniformity: Class B or better as per IEC 60904-9.

Typical light non-uniformity Sunirad A-70-CU light emission spectrum

Class ABB specification is guaranteed in the irradiance range from 800 to 1100 W/m2. Lower irradiance
settings may reduce the characteristics to class BBC. Irradiance above 1100 W/m 2 is tolerated for a few hours,
but not for a continuous operation.
Irradiance stability: Class B or better as per IEC 60904-9, if the room temperature stays constant.
The characteristics are measured with the illuminator loaded with black material (e.g. «Rosco» black foil), if no
optical load is provided by the customer.
Sample holder Sunirad A-70-CU
The sample holder contains:
- a drawer under the illuminator
- a thermostated table (sample holder) made of anodized aluminum
plates having an internal water circulating system. Tiny holes on the
top surface are provided to form a vacuum chuck if connected to a
vacuum pump (not supplied).
An external recirculating low-noise water chiller (air to water type) is
included to provide the cooling water to the sample holder table.
Specifications
The thermostated sample holder can be maintained at a constant
temperature (+/- 2°C) between 35°C and 55°C when loaded with a
light absorbing sample and the lamp power set to 1000 W/m 2
irradiance.
Due to the vast variety of solar modules and encapsulation types
possible, it is strongly recommended to provide us with actual
samples, so finer temperature specifications may be given for the
sample holder.
Absolute minimal specifications are the light-soaking test conditions
as per IEC-61646: 50°C +/-10°C for a minimal illumination set to 600
W/m2.
Unless otherwise agreed in the acceptance tests, the module
temperature is measured with PT100 sensors attached on the back
side of the module. No thermal specifications can be given for a
margin of 3 cm inwards to the panel rim, neither on the junction box
area.
Detailed mechanical drawings of the test modules, or a
representative sample, must be provided by the customer before
order confirmation to ensure best equipment fitness.

Light engine
The light engine is a Xenonless Xenon lamp system. The light
engine is based on plasma lamp. This new lamp equips the new
generation of light soaker maintenance free.
The advantages of plasma lamp are:
- Sun spectrum class A according IEC60904-9 without filter
o Reduce maintenance cost
 Weight: ~180 kg
- Life time up to 40’000 hours (warranty 20’000 hours)
o Reduce maintenance cost  Recirculating chiller: 65 kg
- No shift spectrum  Recirculating chiller size
o Increase quality test
- No light flux reduction  W 460 x D 610 x H 490 mm
o Increase quality test (does not fit inside the unit)

Documentation  Ambient cooling requirement: air

cooled 600 cubic meter/hour from
Comprehensive documentation is provided with the system, ambient
including operation manual, software manual, and the necessary
electrical and mechanical schematics for maintenance.  Power requirement:
3P + N 380-400 VAC 50-60 Hz
Safety
No particular safety means are necessary for system operation. Max. 5.6 kW, nominal 3.1 kW
Direct view to the light source is prevented by the system design.
I-V System Basic
Our I-V System Basic is built around the well-known Keithley 2401 Source meter. This proven instrument has all it
takes to measure I-V curves (both dark and illuminated) on solar cells. The available current range has a minimum
of 10 pA and a maximum of 1A, where the voltage ranges from 1µV to 20V. Unlike the more expensive Keithley
sourcemeters that interface by USB, this instrument can only be controlled by a GPIB interface. In our basic I-V
System we include a GPIB/USB interface for computer connection of the sourcemeter.
When measuring solar cells, it is very important to use a thermostated sample holder, to avoid measurement due to
thermal drift of the sample.
Another important parameter for solar cell metrology is the temperature. A high precision, class A Pt100 temperature
sensor including computer interface (USB) is provided with this basic IV-System.
Please note that the Tracer I-V Curve Software is required to operate the I-V System Basic.

Key features
- Instrument for measuring I-V curves (both dark and illuminated)
- Current range min. 10pA and max. of 1A
- Voltage range 1µV to 20V
- Including GPIB interface
- Including class A Pt100 temperature sensor with USB computer interface
I-V Measurement Software
A powerful software named Tracer, controlling the electronic load, allows a user-friendly operation, going from simple
current-voltage (I-V) plot tracing to more advanced device characterization.
It seems logical for this measurement to use a standard power supply, because a power supply is normally used to
provide a variable voltage and current. Unfortunately, this would not work for solar cells. A solar cell generates current,
so you will need to have a power supply that sinks this generated current instead of provide it. This can be done with a
so called bi-polar power supply (or electronic load). This is a power supply that can sink and source current at both
positive and negative voltages. There are many instruments on the market that can be used a such a bi-polar power
supply. Some of them are just bi-polar power supplies while others integrate measurement and control capabilities as
well.
Tracer will let you define and setup a system based on different instruments to measure your I-V curves. You can add
multiplexers to automatically measure multiple cells by using one single measurement system, implement contact
checking and measure monitoring solar cells.
Some examples of the supported hardware:
- Keithley 2400 series
- Keithley 2600 series
- HACKL Electronic Loads
- Kepco BOB
- B&K Electronic Loads
- Toellner loads info
- EKO MP-180 Curve Tracer
- National Instruments Data Acquisition
- MODBUS / Ethernet controlled instruments

Of course, Tracer natively supports the control of all Keithley 2400 and 2600 series SourceMeters. These instruments
have proven their strength over time for the measurement of solar cells. They range from 0.1fA – 20 Amperes. Tracer
is developed with the latest Microsoft.NET Technology, which resulted in a modern ‘Microsoft Office' look and feel.
I-V Software main window

Definition of material tested

Tracer Configurator
Before you start working with Tracer, you will have to configure your system. This is done by the Tracer Configurator.
A tool that completely defines the setup you want to use. Tracer intends to support most instruments available on the
market to use as an IV-curve measurement system. You can use for example a Kepco BOP bipolar power supply, add
2 Agilent 34410A DMMs to measure voltage and current, use a National Instruments DAQ card to control the Kepco
BOP and get that unused Keithley 2000 DMM to measure a Pt100 sensor for the solar cell temperature. This is all
defined in the configurator.
Reference Si solar cell

The reference Si cell has active area of 2 x 2 cm The reference has a dimension of 74 x 105 x 16 mm

Product Description
The standard crystalline silicon reference cell manufactured by ReRa is a high-quality precision sensor for the
determination of solar simulator irradiance levels. ReRa uses the Radboud University Nijmegen PV Measurement
Facility to calibrate the cells indoor. The calibration is done against an established set of reference cells calibrated at
NREL and Fraunhofer ISE. These references are measured each year at the spectroradiometer and broadband
intercomparison to ensure traceability.
Key features
- Lower cost reference cell
- Calibrated against traceable reference set
- Irradiance and temperature readout
- Protective Quartz (standard) or Schott KG glass window
- Compatible with the Tracer I-V software
- Open and shunted version available
- Several filter options (KG# window) to match spectral response, KG number to be specified at order.
- Including full calibration report (I-V curve plot, Isc, Voc, Impp, Vmpp, Fill Factor and Efficiency)
- Including cables to connect reference cell in a 4 wires configuration
- Including protective suitcase
Models
- Shunted Silicon Reference Cell
- Open Silicon Reference Cell
Options
All reference cells can be ordered with a KG3 or KG5 window for measurements of specific cell materials.
- KG3 window (separate quotation)
- KG5 window (separate quotation)