MHG Solar Simulation – Atlas

High-End Solar Simulation Technology

The Atlas SolarConstant MHG series offers several luminaires based on MHG technology for high-end solar simulators. Special reflector designs guarantee the irradiance uniformity needed on your test object, making it the ideal solution for precise solar simulation testing.

Versatile Applications

The Atlas SolarConstant MHG devices are typically used inside solar environmental walk-in and drive-in chambers for automotive applications, solar stress chambers for electronics, and for solar simulators for PV module testing. These systems are designed to handle large specimens and are scalable to meet various testing requirements.

Advanced Technology Features

Metal halide solar simulators show their strength in high efficiency combined with realistic solar heat loading. The MHG technology allows testing of large specimens and provides scalable solutions for different testing environments. The systems offer superior spectral match to natural sunlight, which is critical for accurate reproduction of test conditions.

Industry Applications

These solar simulation systems are particularly valuable for automotive weathering testing, electronics stress testing, and photovoltaic module qualification. The technology enables comprehensive environmental testing that combines solar simulation with other weathering parameters for complete product evaluation.

Technical Specifications

  • Technology: Metal Halide (MHG) based luminaires
  • Application: High-end solar simulators
  • Irradiance: High uniformity with special reflector designs
  • Spectral Match: Close to natural sunlight
  • Scalability: Modular design for various test requirements
  • Installation: Walk-in and drive-in chamber compatible
  • Target Applications: Automotive, electronics, PV module testing
  • Heat Loading: Realistic solar thermal effects
  • Efficiency: High performance for large specimen testing

FAQ - MHG Solar Simulation – Atlas

What is MHG technology in solar simulation?

MHG (Metal Halide) technology is an advanced lighting system used in high-end solar simulators. It provides superior spectral match to natural sunlight and offers high efficiency combined with realistic solar heat loading for accurate testing conditions.

What applications are MHG solar simulators used for?

Atlas SolarConstant MHG devices are typically used in automotive applications within walk-in and drive-in chambers, solar stress chambers for electronics testing, and solar simulators for photovoltaic (PV) module testing and qualification.

What makes MHG solar simulators suitable for large specimen testing?

The MHG technology allows for scalable solutions and can handle large specimens effectively. The special reflector designs guarantee irradiance uniformity across the test area, making them ideal for testing full-scale components and products.

How do MHG solar simulators compare to other solar simulation technologies?

Compared to halogen or infrared systems, MHG solar simulators provide the best solution for accurately determining solar thermal load effects on components or complete products, particularly regarding appearance suitability, quality, dimensional stability, and thermal conductivity.

Can MHG solar simulators be integrated into existing test facilities?

Yes, the modular design of Atlas SolarConstant MHG systems makes them suitable for integration into various testing environments, including walk-in and drive-in chambers, and they can be customized for specific test requirements and facility constraints.

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