The quantum efficiency (QE) of a device is a measure of its ability to convert incoming photons into electrons or other charge carriers. For example, a device with a Quantum efficiency (QE) of 50% will produce 50 electrons of signal if it receives 100 photons. QE is critical for  light-detecting devices such as cameras, solar cells, and photodetectors. Quantum efficiency (QE)    is determined by the wavelength of the photons as well as the characteristics of the device material. Quantum efficiency (QE) can be eternal or internal, and it can be described as a function of wavelength or energy.

Quantum efficiency measurement systems allow users to quantify the performance of photovoltaic cells. Quantum efficiency focuses on the proportion of the incident photons applied to the cell that are successfully collected.

All Sciencetech systems incorporate adherence to industry standards. Sciencetech PV Testing System equipment are designed and manufactured according to:

Test cell included for verification (SCI-REF-NL). SCIENCETECH include a complete Quality Control Report including test results (Calibration, Spectral response, quantum efficiency and IV measurements)