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15 October 2012 Technique for solar simulator
Shi Liu, Guoyu Zhang, Gaofei Sun, Lingyun Wang, Yujun Gao
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In order to improve simulation precision of solar simulator, this paper researched general design scheme of optical system. First of all, this paper discussed optimization techniques for focusing system, optical integrator, collimating system, and which aberrations influenced the uniformity of optical integrator; Secondly, analysis of defocus effect for integrator projector lens and put forward optimal defocus distance formula, then using ZEMAX to design collimating optical system, and simulated the system in LightTools; Finally, tested solar simulator, the results show that: it can simulated one solar constant, irradiation range reached Φ200mm, working distance is 1000mm, irradiation non uniformity in 60mm range is less than ±1%, and in (60-200) mm is less than ± 2%, instability is better than ± 1%/h.
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Shi Liu, Guoyu Zhang, Gaofei Sun, Lingyun Wang, and Yujun Gao "Technique for solar simulator", Proc. SPIE 8419, 6th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Optoelectronic Materials and Devices for Sensing, Imaging, and Solar Energy, 841939 (15 October 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.968602
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KEYWORDS
Integrated optics

Projection systems

Mirrors

Monochromatic aberrations

Channel projecting optics

Optical components

Optical design

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