OPTEL OPOLE
Light Spectrum Measurements
With over 40 years of experience in manufacturing spectroscopic devices, we specialize in monochromators and xenon light sources. Our solutions are widely used as scanning spectrometers and tunable light sources.
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Since 1989, OPTEL OPOLE has been continuing the tradition of assembling high-end scientific instrumentation. With over 40 years of experience, we specialize in manufacturing spectroscopic devices, including scanning spectrometers, tunable light sources, and arc lamp-based light sources.
OPTEL OPOLE is a leading manufacturer of illuminators and spectral devices for research and teaching applications in Poland. Our offer is enriched with all accessories necessary for using these devices (PRODUCTS). We have extensive experience in manufacturing customized spectroscopic devices and measurement setups.
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We are carrying out a project entitled:
Fiber optic solar light simulator for environmental tests in research on the quality of agri-food products, within which the following tasks have been planned:
- Analysis of component spectra of light sources – Industrial research
- Design and durability tests of a liquid filter with a lamp housing – Industrial research
- Construction of a test version of the light simulator
- Construction of a prototype – Experimental development work
Number:
FEOP.01.01-IP.01-0016/23
Total cost:
682 260,00 PLN
The contribution from European Funds is:
516 800,00 PLN

The aim of the project is to develop an innovative method of matching the spectrum of a halogen lamp to the spectrum of sunlight. This will allow for the creation of a prototype of a solar light simulator, characterized by low production costs and general availability of component light sources that fill the technological gap existing on the market. We will achieve this by using commonly used halogen lamps and LEDs, the spectrum of which will first be adjusted by an optical liquid filter and then mixed in a multi-fiber optical fiber. Thanks to this, the output spectrum falling on the sample will be matched to the spectrum of natural sunlight in class A specified by the IEC 60904 and ASTM E927-10 standards. The aim of the project is to develop a simulator in class AAA for spectral matching, stability of operation over time and uniformity of lighting. The last two parameters are ensured by the use of lamps powered by stabilized direct current and the use of an optical system reducing the numerical aperture of the optical fiber. The implementation of the product innovation described above will allow for the introduction to the market of a solar simulator with a wide range of applications, including: for environmental tests in research on the quality of agri-food products. In addition, sunlight simulators are used in research; dermatological, botanical, on photocatalysis and new photovoltaic materials.
We plan to implement the developed technological innovation in our own business activity, offering a fiber-optic sunlight simulator to research units primarily in Poland and European Union countries.