solar radiation sensor & pyranometer sensor
A pyranometer sensor measures solar radiation sensor. It measures the total solar radiation from the sun. Both sensors are placed on a flat surface. They capture both direct sunlight and diffuse sunlight.
Engineers design pyranometers to measure radiant energy across a wide range of wavelengths, usually from 285 to 3000 nm. They give an output in watts per square meter (W/m²).
We use pyranometers in many solar energy projects. These projects include solar panel setups and measuring solar radiation for farming. They also help us see how much solar energy a place can produce.
Researchers use solar radiation sensors in weather stations and climate studies. They look at solar radiation patterns and their effects on weather and climate change. CODA creates sensor models based on what customers need.
High Accuracy:
It can accurately measure the total solar radiation, with a test accuracy of generally less than 5%.
Wide Measurement Range:
It can measure solar radiation from 0 to 2000W/m². This range meets the needs for different environments.
Good Stability:
It can keep a stable measurement performance within a certain range of ±2% for a period of time.
Fast Response:
The response time is 30 seconds or less, 99% of the time. This helps us react quickly to changes in sunlight.
