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publicationNumber ES-2424714-T3
titleOfInvention Artificial light source generator
abstract An artificial light source generator to simulate solar energy, comprising: at least one luminescent assembly (3; 6; 7), each comprising: a light source (31; 61; 71), to generate light beams ; a parabolic mirror (32; 62; 72), which has a focus, where the light source is arranged in the focus, so that the light beams generated by the light source are reflected or emitted in a parallel direction by the parabolic mirror ; a support seat (33; 63; 73), to support the light source; a first lens array (34; 64; 74), having a plurality of first lens units (341; 641; 741), where each of the first lens units has a first focal length; and a second lens array (35; 65; 75), having a plurality of second lens units (351; 651; 751), where the second lens array is parallel to the first lens array, and the distance between the second lens array and the first lens array is 0.5 to 1.5 times the first focal length; and a projection plane (21, 51), to locate a module under test, where the projection plane is separated from the respective luminescent assembly (3, 6, 7) at a suitable distance, so that the beams of light that pass Through the first lens array and the second lens array they are projected onto the projection plane, and the light beams passing through each of the second lens units cover the entire projection plane, where the first units of respective lenses (341; 641; 741) and the respective second lens units (351; 651; 751) are divided into a plurality of regions where the lenses are grouped, and regions where the grouped lenses are separated by a shading material
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