Comparison of primary optics in amonix CPV arrays

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The Amonix CPV system utilizes an acrylic Fresnel lens Primary Optical Element (POE) and a reflective Secondary Optical Element (SOE). Improvements in the optical design have contributed to more than 10% increase in rated power last year. In order to further optimize the optical power path, Amonix is looking at various trade-offs in optics, including, concentration, optical materials, reliability, and cost. A comparison of optical materials used for manufacturing the primary optical element and optical design trade off's used to maximize power output will be presented. Optimization of the power path has led to the demonstration of a module lens-area efficiency of 35% in outdoor testing at Amonix. © 2012 American Institute of Physics.

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Nayak, A., Kinsey, G. S., Liu, M., Bagienski, W., & Garboushian, V. (2012). Comparison of primary optics in amonix CPV arrays. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 1477, pp. 77–80). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4753838

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