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Constant voltage I-V curve flash tester for solar cells

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Keogh, William
Cuevas, Andres
Blakers, Andrew

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Flash testers are commonly used for measuring solar cells and modules but in their usual implementation are complex, expensive, and susceptible to transient errors. This work presents a new tester design that is simple, low cost, and reduces transient errors by use of a constant-voltage cell-bias circuit. A novel feature of the system is that it extracts a family of I-V curves over a decade range of light intensity, which provides comprehensive information on cell performance. The new design has been tested and used extensively.

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Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells

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