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Scientists at CNPEM developed a new instrument at Brazil's Sirius accelerator to observe solar cells operating under real conditions. The system simulates light, heat, and humidity while maintaining high mechanical stability. Researchers tested the device with temperatures ranging from 30 °C to 150 °C for approximately 20 hours, achieving vertical displacement of just 5 micrometers.
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