Ascent Solar says thin-film space solar products show zero power loss in atomic oxygen test
PUBT · 06/29 12:03
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- Ascent Solar Technologies reported zero power loss in preliminary atomic oxygen exposure tests for its space-grade thin-film photovoltaic products.
- Testing simulated six months in low-Earth orbit at International Space Station altitude of 400 km, using 1 mil FEP film as barrier.
- Results support durability claims in an environment that can erode polymers and oxidize interconnects, a key driver of long-term array performance.
- Additional atomic oxygen testing is planned to simulate longer mission durations in low-Earth orbit.
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