In the paper the spectrum of realistic sunlight and pulse xenon lamp were compared to each other, the result shows that
the infrared part of luminescence spectrum of xenon lamp without coating film occupies the total spectrum’s 57.4%, but
the infrared part of the standard solar spectrum only reaches to 28.3%. The transmittance curve of pulse xenon lamp is
got by fitting. Using appropriate method and coating film parameter, the film is done to pulse xenon lamp, and the
negative film coefficient transmittance is 16% is got at 935nm central wavelength. At the range of 400-760nm
wavelength the average transmittance is more than 86%, and the average transmittance is more than 96% at the range of
400-760nm wavelength. A portion of infrared light can be filtered after coating film. By the spectral testing of two
coating film xenon lamp, it can be found that the spectral matching rate is from 0.792 to 1.176 and it is satisfied to A
grade standard request. By using A and C grade pulse xenon lamp electric performance of 40.5W thin film cell is tested
and the power value by C grade simulative light source is lower than real power for 11.2W. The result indicates the
spectral matching rate of solar simulator is very important for cell electric performance.
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