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|Abbreviation=HTC
|SubtermOf=Reference Conditions
|Definition=1. A standard for testing and sorting of photovoltaik modules focused on the temperature and irradiation data, given by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). By using this standard a comparison of the modules will be more accurately. These test conditions are: Air Mass 1.5g,Celltemperature 75°C and irradiation of 1000 W/m².
2. Geared to testing panel performance at higher temperature levels, the High Temperature Conditions (HTC) specifies testing at irradiance of 1000W/ m², 75°C module temperature, an air mass AM of 1.5 and zero wind speed.
|Sources=Röder, Tim. Qualifikation und Optimierung eines Sonnensimulators auf LED-basis zur Messung der elektrischen Leistung von Photovoltaikmodulen im Feldeinsatz. Bachelorthesis, Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Technik Berlin. 2017 (1.); http://sinovoltaics.com/solar-basics/comparing-major-solar-panel-testing-conditions/ (2.)
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Author: Tim Röder

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