1. The AM1.5G solar simulation filter is manufactured by depositing optical
interference coatings on the surface of optical glass to achieve solar spectrum simulation.
2. AM is the abbreviation for Air Mass, which represents atmospheric mass.As sunlight travels through different atmospheric path lengths
at different solar angles, the equivalent air mass varies accordingly.
3. AM1.5G represents a standard condition
describing the average solar irradiance reaching the Earth’s surface.
For calculation convenience, the infrared portion of the
spectrum is referenced from commonly available solar infrared spectral data.
4. When using a xenon lamp to simulate sunlight,
it is recommended to install the filter at the final output end
(with as small an incident angle as possible).
Do not install it directly in front of the xenon lamp,
as the large incident angle will significantly reduce performance.
