论文信息 - Terrestrial solar spectral modeling

Terrestrial solar spectral modeling

Abstract The status of spectral modeling for solar applications is discussed. A direct normal code called SOLTRAN and a total radiation code called BRITE are described. Spectral results, comparisons with other models and data, and solar cell analysis are shown. Suggestions for future improvements are given.

R. Bird | R. E. Bird

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