LED solar simulators for developers and manufacturers of solar cells - WAVELABS
WAVELABS, based in Leipzig, is a leading company in the development of LED-based solar simulators. These innovative devices are used in the research and production of photovoltaic cells and offer a high-precision simulation of the solar spectrum. Particularly noteworthy are the products in the SINUS series, which set the new standard in the solar industry thanks to their flexibility and accuracy. WAVELABS stands for innovative technologies that improve efficiency and quality in solar cell production and thus drive forward research and development in solar energy.
Innovative company since 2011: Specialist in LED-based solar simulators
Since 2011, the company has been successfully developing solar simulators. Starting with an innovative idea, the company has specialized in the production of solar simulators based on LED technology. These enable precise measurements of solar cells and solar modules, whereby the spectrum can be flexibly adjusted. A particular advantage of this technology is the low maintenance, which ensures long-term cost efficiency.
High precision and reliability: LED technology for the solar industry
The company primarily serves customers in research and development and in production who require the highest precision in their measurements. By using LED technology, the company achieves exceptional spectral homogeneity that closely matches the natural solar spectrum. This makes it possible to accurately determine the power of solar modules under standard conditions, which is of great importance in the solar industry.
High-end solutions and future visions in solar measurement technology
The company offers high-end solutions with integrated spectrometers that ensure measurements are precise and reliable. In addition to light measurement and spectral tracking, the company also offers an electroluminescence camera that can be used to detect and sort out defects in solar modules. This advanced technology is offered by only a few companies worldwide and represents an important step in the further development of solar measurement technology.
