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DTR6 Integrating Sphere

DTR6 Integrating Sphere

Product catalog summary
Core Features
  • Determination of sample diffuse reflectance (SPIN/SPEX).
  • Determination of sample transmittance.
  • Spectral range: 300-2500nm.
Optical Layout

The DTR6 integrating sphere is coated with Barium Sulphate and is designed to measure either reflectance or transmittance. The monochromatic probe is directed onto the appropriate port for the measurement being conducted.

Diffuse Transmittance

For diffuse transmittance measurements, the sample is positioned at the transmittance port. The sphere collects all light transmitted into the hemisphere behind the sample.

Reflectance Measurement

For reflectance measurements, the sample is placed at the reflectance port. The measurement can include (SPIN) or exclude (SPEX) the specular component, depending on the setup.

Integration with PVE300 System

The DTR6 integrating sphere, when used with a monochromatic source and detection electronics like the PVE300 system, allows for the determination of diffuse reflectance and transmittance. This data is crucial for calculating the quantity of light reaching the photovoltaic device's active region, enabling the determination of the Internal Quantum Efficiency (IQE).

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DTR6 Integrating Sphere-1

DTR6 Integrating Sphere Diffuse Reflectance and Transmittance The DTR6 integrating sphere, coupled with a monochromatic source and detection electronics, such as those pertaining to the PVE300 system, permits the determination of the diffuse reflectance and diffuse transmittance of a sample. From such information, the quantity of light reaching the PV device active region can be determined, thus enabling the determination of IQE. The optical layout of the Barium Sulphate coated DTR6 is presented below, where the monochromatic probe is imaged onto the plane of the port appropriate to the measured quantity, reflectance or transmittance. In the case of diffuse transmittance, the sample is placed at the transmittance port, the sphere collects all light transmitted into the hemisphere behind the sample. In the case of reflectance, the sample is placed at the reflectance port. The specular component may be excluded (SPEX) or included (SPIN) in the measurement, by the use Photovoltaic Characterisation Core Features • Determination of sample diffuse reflectance (SPIN/ SPEX) Determination of sample transmittance Detector Port Entrance/ Transmittance Port SPIN/ SPEX Port Diffuse reflection Specular refle

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