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SUN SIMULATORS / SOLAR SIMULATORS
S-13 LOW COST 13" DIAMETER 6000K SUN SIMULATOR SUITABLE FOR USE IN THERMAL VACUUM CHAMBER
MODEL S13 SUN SIMULATOR WITH 3.5° X 0.7° SOLAR SUBTENSE
VIEW OF OPTIONAL AUTOCOLLIMATOR ATTACHMENT
IMAGE OF FLAT AUTOCOLLIMATION MIRROR CENTERED IN ELEVATION
AND OFFSET 0.4 IN AZIMUTH
FEATURES:
• 575 Watt Metal Halide Arc Lamp (Three times the luminous efficiency of Xenon Arc lamps)
• Paraboloidal Reflector Produces 13” Diameter Beam (Central obscuration “fills in” at distances > 1.0 meter)
• Less than 5° Angular Subtense of the Simulated Sun
• 1.0 Solar Constant in Space
• Usable in Vacuum Chamber (with Feed-throughs) and water cooling option ($1,000 additional)
• Useful for Testing Sun Sensors, Solar Panels, etc.
• Built-in Autocollimation Function Option @ $1,000 additional
COST EFFECTIVE PRICES FROM $7,950.00 F.O.B. STAMFORD CT
WAVELENGTH ~ NANOMETERS
MEASURED SPECTRAL EMISSION OF S13 SUN SIMULATOR WITH GLASS WINDOW REMOVED
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LARGE APERTURE, 6000K SUN SIMULATOR
FEATURES:
• 4 Siamesed S-13 Paraboloidal Reflectors Achieve 26" Sun Simulator Diagonal
Aperture Four central obscurations for each reflector “fill in” at object
distances >1.0 meter. (SEE UNIFORMITY PATTERN BELOW)
• 6000 K 1.0 Solar Constant in Space
• Can Operate in Vacuum Chamber with water cooling
• Less Than 3.5°x 1° Solar Subtense
• Useful for Testing Solar Panels, Small Satellites
• Cost effective prices:
$35,000 F.O.B. Stamford, CT without uniformity improvement option
$36,000 F.O.B. Stamford, CT with beam occulting spots to improve uniformity
1” x 1” BEAM UNIFORMITY PLOT AT 1.0 METER DISTANCE TO SIMULATOR
REFLECTORS WITHOUT OPTIONAL UNIFORMITY IMPROVING
OCCULTING SPOTS IN PLACE
(89 = 1.150 KILOWATTS/M2)
1” x 1” UNIFORMITY PLOT WITH OPTIONAL OCCULTATION SPOTS
LAMP BRIGHTNESS SET AT MINIMUM
89 = 1.150 KWATTS/M2 69 = 0.90 KWATTS/M2
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6000K SUN SIMULATOR WITH NO CENTRAL OBSCURATION
SUN SIMULATOR OPTICAL HEAD LAYOUT
SUN SIMULATOR PHOTO
FEATURES:
• 168 mm. (6.6") Diameter Beam with no Obscuration
• 6000K 1.0 Solar Constant in Space
• Can Operate in Vacuum Chamber
• ±5% Beam Uniformity
• Less than 3.0° Solar Subtense
• Useful for Testing Sun Sensors, Pico Satellites
Cost Effective Prices:
$9,500 with BK-7 lens (350 nm.- 3000 nm.)
$12,500 with fused silica lens (250- 4000 nm.)
All prices F.O.B. Stamford, CT.
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- S-18 LOW COST SUN ILLUMINATOR
FEATURES:
- 18” ALUMINUM PARABOLOIDAL REFLECTOR
- 575 WATT METAL HALIDE LAMP WITH 2,000 HOUR RATED LIFE
- LARGE AREA, HIGH IRRADIANCE BEAM
- USEFUL FOR THERMAL ANALYSIS OF MATERIALS WHERE HIGH BEAM UNIFORMITY IS NOT CRITICAL
- UV CONTENT OF BEAM USEFUL FOR MATERIAL DEGRADATION TESTS
- CAN BE ARRANGED IN ECONOMICAL ARRAYS PROVIDING LARGE AREA IRRADIANCE FOR TESTING SOLAR-THERMAL PANELS
- CAN BE USED INSIDE VACUUM CHAMBER WITH WATER COOLING OPTION ($1,000- ADDITIONAL)
COST EFFECTIVE PRICE: $3,995.00 F.O.B.
STAMFORD CT.
MEASURED BEAM UNIFORMITY PLOT FOR MODEL S-18
IN 1” X 1” SQUARES AT 38.5 INCHES FROM EDGE OF REFLECTOR
WITH LAMP POWER SET AT MAXIMUM.
87 UNITS = IRRADIANCE OF 1,357 WATTS/M2
MAX. IRRADIANCE (96 UNITS) = 1,497 WATTS/M2
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PRECISION 6000K SUN SIMULATOR WITH LESS THAN 3.0° SOLAR SUBTENSE
SUN SIMULATOR OPTICAL HEAD LAYOUT
FEATURES:
• 12” Diameter Beam with Minimum Obscuration
• Can Operate in a Vacuum Chamber
• ±5% Beam Uniformity
• Less than 3.0° Solar Subtense
• Spectral Shaping Filter to Closely Approach 5700K Blackbody Solar Spectrum
COST EFFECTIVE PRICE: $15,000 F.O.B. STAMFORD CT.
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VERY LARGE APERTURE SUN SIMULATOR
1.1 X 1.1 METER2 BEAM
1.1 X 1.1 METER2 SUN SIMULATOR WITH 16, SIAMESED, 575 WATT METAL HALIDE ARC LAMPS, SUITABLE FOR VACUUM CHAMBER WITH PEAK IRRADIANCE ATTENUATORS FOR IMPROVED BEAM UNIFORMITY
BEAM PROJECTION AT 1 METER FROM REFLECTORS
BEAM AVERAGE IRRADIANCE 1,347 WATTS/M2
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