Keithley launches solar/photovoltaic microsite

Keithley Instruments, a provider of advanced electrical test instruments and systems, has created an application-specific microsite for those responsible for characterising solar/photovoltaic devices.

The company's high-accuracy solutions for solar-cell current-voltage (I-V) and capacitance-voltage (C-V) characterisation allow high-speed testing without having to integrate separate instruments or write complicated programs.

The microsite also describes key solar cell parameters and measurement techniques.

It offers access to a pre-recorded seminar, entitled 'Photovoltaic Measurements: Testing the Electrical Properties of Today's Solar Cells', and an online demonstration provides a high-level overview of how Keithley's ACS Basic Edition systems can be applied to solar-cell characterisation.

Other Keithley solutions profiled include the Model 4200-SCS semiconductor characterisation system, the Model 2602A System Sourcemeter instrument and the Model 2440 or 2425 Sourcemeter instruments.

Microsite visitors can also request the company's solar-cell test information kit.

Keithley, a specialist in semiconductor device characterisation and parametric testing, offers customers a variety of flexible solutions for I-V, C-V and pulsed I-V measurements and analysis.

Products range from benchtop instruments to turnkey systems and are used in applications as diverse as materials analysis, device characterisation, wafer-level reliability and process-control monitoring.

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