NanoSAT-IIIS-200 Solar System Simulator is designed and built on the basis of the use of light sources of LEDs alongside the xenon lamp with the aim of creating a radiation spectrum similar to that of a diverse range of the sun, to allow photovoltaic studies in the environment Provides the laboratory with ease and precision.

The features of this system include:

• The use of 6 wavelengths of LEDs ranging from 390 nm to 1100 nm, along with Xenon radiation sources, to achieve a wide range of radiation spectra.

• It is possible to accurately control the radiation intensity of six LEDs with 256 different modes with Android software via a tablet device.

• Good spectral matching, uniform radiation, excellent temperature stability

• The radiation region is uniform in area of ​​one inch square; about 2.5 in 2.5 cm2

• The intensity of the light controlled from 0 to 1/3 times the intensity of the AM 1.5 spectrum of the sun (the ability to change the intensity of radiation in 256 steps)

• Possibility to use special radiation wavelengths for the purpose of studying multilayered solar cells

• Simulate a wide range of sunlight in accordance with different environmental conditions

• Use of thermal sensors and electric cooling to increase the life span of light sources

• Android-powered light source control app with a tablet device

• Possibility to determine the working temperature