Optical Technique, Volume. 51, Issue 3, 264(2025)

Optimization of the imaging system for detecting invisible defects on the silicon photovoltaic modules under high irradiance level

NIU Jingkai1, ZHAI Shuai2, TIAN Xin2, WEI Lizhong3, WU Wenmin3, and LIAO Ningfang3、*
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  • 1China Huaneng Clean Energy Research Institute, Beijing 102209, China
  • 2China Huaneng Fengdian Energy Company, Inner Mongolia 013650, China
  • 3National Laboratory of Color Science and Engineering, School of Optics and Photonics, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing 100081, China
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    The invisible defects on photovoltaic modules such as cracks, fragments, black spots, and shadings are important to the power efficiency, the lifespan, and the safety of the photovoltaic modules. In order to realize on-site imaging of such defects under high irradiance level, the optimization of the imaging system was proposed, including the band-pass near-infrared imaging system, the double-exposure background-light decrease, and no-linear image sharping. The image dynamic model of the electroluminescence or photoluminescence imaging under high irradiance level was established, and experimental device of the electroluminescence imaging for the silicon photovoltaic modules based on a band-pass InGaAs camera was set up. Experimental results show that the high quality images of the defects on the photovoltaic modules under the irradiance of 300W/m2 can be obtained by our method.

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    NIU Jingkai, ZHAI Shuai, TIAN Xin, WEI Lizhong, WU Wenmin, LIAO Ningfang. Optimization of the imaging system for detecting invisible defects on the silicon photovoltaic modules under high irradiance level[J]. Optical Technique, 2025, 51(3): 264

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    Received: Dec. 30, 2024

    Accepted: May. 29, 2025

    Published Online: May. 29, 2025

    The Author Email: LIAO Ningfang (liaonf@bit.edu.cn)

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