LED’S SHARE KNOW-HOW
Knowledge is the only resource that increases when it is shared.
WAVELABS Campus is our open platform for all those who want to use technical innovations, new ideas, and intrinsic motivation to make planet Earth more sustainable. We network R&D with the business community, building bridges from the media to the public. With different formats, from virtual Impulse Talks to real Round Tables and Podcats etc. Sharing is caring. Welcome to the WAVELABS Campus.
Campus overview
“We have virtually everything we need, we just don’t do it.”
In his keynote address at this year's opening event of the 20th IQ Innovation Award Central Germany, WAVELABS co-founder Dr. Torsten Brammer gave the audience some food for thought. What can the Central German metropolitan region learn from international success stories and best practices to realize the green revolution? Torsten summarized his findings in six points: 👁 Vision Every team needs [...]
EU PV SEC 2023: Hannes Wagner: Machine Learning to Predict Module Performance from Cell and Module Parameters
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At this year's European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition, Hannes Wagner-Mohnsen summarized the factors that can affect solar module power output during production.
Accelerate your Cut-Cell Measurement
Exact characterization of up to three cut cells with one flash. Providing individual measurement data sets for each cut cell.
WCPEC-8: Torsten Brammer: Machine Learning and Led Solar Simulators for Fast Efficiency Improvements
LECTURE/VIDEO How can we proof the efficiency of solar cells even faster in production but also in R&D? At #WCPEC8 our founder Torsten Brammer presents two methods to achieve this goal by machine learning by the flexibility of a LED solar simulator. The World Conference on Photovoltaic Energy Conversion (WCPEC-8) is the world’s biggest platform for PV research [...]
WCPEC-8: Hannes Wagner: A Machine Learning Strategy for Analysing PERC and TOPCon Solar Cells in Mass-Production
LECTURE/VIDEO
Watch the video of Hannes Wagner-Mohnsen, Data Scientist at WAVELABS, about machine learning given at the 21st International Conference on Numerical Simulation of Optoelectronic Devices (NUSOD, 13-17 September 2021).
WCPEC-8: Bernhard Klöter: Accurate High Throughput Current-Voltage Classification of High Efficiency Silicon Solar Cells
LECTURE/VIDEO Modern manufacturing of advanced PERC, TOPCon or HJT silicon solar cells can maintain high excess minority carrier lifetimes into finished device. Such cells are inherently slower to respond to transients in terminal voltages, making steady-state current-voltage sweeps incompatible with today’s industrial throughput requirements. Bernhard Klöter discusses the use of the RapidWAVE® method implemented in WAVELABS SINUS-300 LED [...]
What do you think makes our industry so special? Dr. Torsten Brammer on the WCPEC-8
LECTURE/VIDEO The 8th World Conference on Photovoltaic Energy Conversion will take place from 26 – 30 September 2022 in the Milano Convention Centre in Milan. The PVSEC has played an important role in the history of WAVELABS. This year we celebrated our 11th birthday at WCPEC8 in Milan. Our founder Torsten Brammer explains what these events represent for [...]
The future of PV on wheels
LECTURE/VIDEO
pv magazine’s virtual Roundtables Europe 2022 took place on June 28th and 29th. Together with other key experts from Fraunhofer ISE, OPES Solutions or Webasto Group, WAVELABS’ founder Dr. Torsten Brammer talked about the future role of solar electronic vehicles.
LED’s learn together
The success of WAVELABS has always depended upon our team of specialists. Collaboration is key to the way we work. That’s the reason why we organized an internal “LED’s learn together” event at our headquarter on the grounds of Leipziger Baumwollspinnerei. Every project team got the chance to present what they had been working on and to explain current [...]
Video about our ZIM Cooperation Project 2022
WAVELABS receives the award as a ZIM Cooperation Project 2022 for the development of a novel solar simulator for the photovoltaic industry. The LED-based solar simulator allows photovoltaic companies to test double-sided (bifacial) solar cells and modules continuously, quickly and precisely in production lines. Check out the video.
„Solar will be the biggest industry, ever!“
LECTURE/VIDEO
WAVELABS’ founder Dr. Torsten Brammer speaks with students of the University of Freiburg (Solar Energy Engineering/MSc) about his personal solar journey and what he's learned as a podcast host from other solar experts, founders and CEOs. Tune in to hear more!
Machine learning for optimization of mass-produced industrial silicon solar cells
LECTURE/VIDEO
Watch the video of Hannes Wagner-Mohnsen, Data Scientist at WAVELABS, about machine learning given at the 21st International Conference on Numerical Simulation of Optoelectronic Devices (NUSOD, 13-17 September 2021).
High thoughput classification and production analytics for > 23 % efficient cells
LECTURE/VIDEO
Watch the video of Bernhard Mitchell, Deputy Director Product Development at WAVELABS, talking about future trends and requirements in classification and production analytics for high efficient solar cells.
The WAVELABS journey at a glance
In less than a decade, WAVELABS has grown to become one of the most established names in solar metrology. In his interview with solarnative.de, our Founder Dr. Torsten Brammer dives deep into the journey of WAVELABS. He shares insights about how it all began, how we continuously improve our products and what it is like to work at WAVELABS. [...]
Moving electric vehicles towards solar power (VIPV)
WHITEPAPER
In this whitepaper, WAVELABS investigates the challenges that VIPV may be facing. We examine how the use of our LED sun simulators can help solve some of the problems ahead.
How the Perovskite solar cells will shape our world!
WEBINAR
The 2nd Impulse Talk @ WAVELABS kicked off on 6th of May 2022. Host Torsten Brammer, WAVELABS Founder, welcomed the following industry experts for a professional exchange on the future of Perovskite solar cells.