< img src = "/uploads/blogs/e7/03/ib-freempkm41_7c6fc931.jpg" Alt = "can feed UAV: advanced & quot; rolls & quot; quot; < P > Turkish Spacelis develops flexible tandem solar elements based on perovskit and organic material for use in the aerospace industry, field communication and unmanned systems.
~ ~ ~ > < p > About the new technology & nbsp; writes & nbsp; pv magazine. The founder and CEO of Spacelis Guler Kochak noted that their panels are “easily adapted” to generate solar energy in space, and can curtail, fold, bend, bend, bend without harm to efficiency.
~ ~ ~ > < P > “Patented Spacelis technology allows to reduce weight to 50% compared to conventional space modules made from organic and organic-non-organic hybrid semiconductor materials, at lower production and launch costs”, & said Kochak.
< P > “Roll” Tandem panels based on perovskit and ogagnics must have a specific power of 10 kW/kg, resistance to ultraviolet radiation over 350 nm, as well as a weight of 60-75 g/m & < P > Currently, the company completes prototypes, as well as in parallel conducts research and development work to start making a space class prototypes next year and testing in orbit in 2027.
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