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Reference PV Cells

Reference PV Cells

Reference PV Cells

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document details the AK Series Reference PV Cells by Konica Minolta, developed with Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology. These cells cater to various solar cell types, including 2-junction, 3-junction, crystalline, and dye-sensitized solar cells, emphasizing durability and reduced solarization.
Specifications: The AK Series comprises seven models (AK-100 to AK-300), each designed for specific solar cell types. They offer different relative spectral sensitivities, with the AK-120, AK-130, and AK-140 being the first for 3-junction cells, and the AK-300 for dye-sensitized cells. The series maintains a spectral mismatch error within ±1% and measures short-circuit current under standard conditions.
Performance and Features: The series is noted for high accuracy and stability, with spectral mismatch errors reduced to less than 1% through advanced optical filter technology. Improvements in optical structure reduce short-circuit current error from 1.3% to 0.0%. The cells are designed to withstand solar simulator light exposure, minimizing solarization effects.
Compliance and Certification: The AK Series conforms to JIS C 8904-2:2011 standards and holds patent application number 2010-131945 in Japan. Optional calibration certificates traceable to Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology are available.
Design and Structure: The cells feature a receptor area of 20 x 20 mm (10 x 10 mm for AK-300) and an aperture area of 47 x 47 mm. They include a PT-100 temperature sensor and connectors for I-V and temperature measurements, operating between 20 to 30°C with a relative humidity of 65% or less.
Usage and Safety: Users are advised to consult the instruction manual for safe use. The document provides global contact information for Konica Minolta offices for support and inquiries.
Additional Tools: Free Spectral Mismatch Calculation Software is available for download, aiding in calculating spectral mismatch between AK Series cells and other solar cells.
Optional Accessories: The series offers optional calibration certificates and includes standard accessories like a storage case, protection plate, and test and inspection reports.
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For adjusting solar simulator intensity Reference PV Cells AK Series Reference PV Cells AK Series are the result of collaborative research between Konica Minolta and Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology. Full lineup of 7 models with various relative spectral sensitivities allows you to select the perfect fit for your needs NEW For 2-junction For 2-junction solar cells solar cells (a-Si: Top layer) (µc-Si: Bottom layer) For 3-junction solar cells (Top layer) For 3-junction solar cells (Middle layer) For 3-junction solar cells (Bottom layer) For crystalline solar cells For dye-sensitized (N719) solar cells • Relative spectral responses of Reference PV Cells AK Series AK Series Relative Spectral Response [A/W] Patent application number (Japan) 2010-131945 * AK-200 is a crystalline Si solar cell with cover glass. • AK-120, AK-130, and AK-140 are the world's first reference PV cells exclusively for 3-junction solar cells. • AK-300 is the world's first reference PV cell exclusively for dye-sensitized solar cells. Spectral sensitivity closely matches that of N-719 which is the typical dye used for dye-sensitized solar cells.

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Industry’s best spectral mismatch performance for high accuracy and high stability! Spectral mismatch suppressed to less than 1% Byemployingthehigh-accuracyopticalfiltertechnologycultivatedforourcolor-measuringinstruments,wehavesucceededingreatlyreducing spectralmismatch,whichisamajorproblemwithconventionalcells.Spectralmismatchcanbereducedto1%orless,evenwhenevaluatingsolar cell performance using JIS C-8942 Class C solar simulators. Relative spectral sensitivity of AK-100 100% Relative spectral sensitivity of AK-110 Relative spectral sensitivity of AK-120 Relative spectral sensitivity of AK-130...

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The graphs at right show the spectral mismatch between a-Si, μc- Si, EVA-encapsulated multi-crystalline, and dye-sensitized solar cells and the corresponding AK Series Reference PV Cell. Spectral mismatch is below 1% in all cases (when using solar simulators with Grade A spectral match under JIS C 8912), showing AK Series Reference PV Cells can be used for solar cells having a variety of relative spectral responses. Improved durability against solar simulator light Standardreferencecellsusingopticalfilterstypicallyhavelowdurabilityagainstexposuretosolarsimulatorlight.Thiscauseschanges incharacteristicsduetotheeffectsoflightexposure(solarization)...

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Main specifications sensitized type Crystalline type Receptor area Aperture area Temperature sensor XLR-type Cannon plug (JIS standard) Connector for temperature measurement LEMO connector (WPVS standard) Operating temperature/humidity range 20 to 30°C, relative humidity 65% or less Storage temperature/humidity range 15 to 30°C, relative humidity 30 to 75% with no condensation Short-circuit current Short-circuit current values measured under Konica Minolta standard test method are listed in the included test report. Standard accessories Storage Case PV-A01, M4 screws (4pcs), Connector for I-V...

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