SAN-EI AM Solar Standards 2025

Edition-B — International Submission
SAN-EI ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

Spectral Match Standard

Spectral Match Evaluation — Wavelength Range and Classification

IEC 60904-9 Wavelength range to be
evaluated
300–1200nm 400–1100nm
bin quantity 6 6
percent 16.7% 12.5–19.9%

Spectral Match
IEC 60904-9 Wavelength range to be evaluated
300–1200nm 400–1100nm
Accuracy (evaluated per IEC 60904-9) Class
≤ ± 12.5 % 87.5 – 112.5 % A+ —–
≤ ± 25 % 75 – 125 % —– A
≤ ± 40 % 60 – 140 % —– B
≤ ± 60 % 40 – 200 % —– C

SAN-EI 2025-04 complies with IEC 60904 and as shown below, has expanded the evaluation wavelength range and established grades with improved conformance. The green parts are the same as those in the IEC 60904.

Our AM filters are designed, manufactured, and inspected for each specific model.
If an AM filter is used in a system other than the intended model, the expected spectral match may not be achieved due to differences in the light source spectrum and/or optical configuration.
In such cases, the use is not covered under warranty.

SAN-EI 2025-04 Wavelength range to be evaluated
300–1200nm 300–1800nm 300–2200nm
bin quantity 6 8 10
percent 16.7% 12.5% 10%
Spectral Match
SAN-EI 2025-04Wavelength range to be evaluated
300–1200nm300–1800nm300–2200nm
Accuracy (per bin)Class
≤ ± 7.5 %92.5 – 107.5 %A++S++SS++
≤ ± 12.5 %87.5 – 112.5 %A+S+SS+
≤ ± 25 %75 – 125 %ASSS
≤ ± 40 %60 – 140 %B  
≤ ± 60 %40 – 200 %C  

The graph below compares the spectrum of an air mass filter to sunlight. This filter’s Spectral Match from 300-2200nm is 87.5-112.5%.

spectral match am1.5g
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