Flexible perovskite solar module

Perovskite program

Perovskite solar cells: specifications and flight records

Explore rigid, tandem and flexible products, published mission records, and the scope of flexible-module certification.

4 flight demonstrationsUp to 15 months in orbit

Products

Cell products

Explore rigid, tandem and flexible perovskite cells. Products are supplied through an associated company; contact us for availability and contracting details.

PSCs

PSCs

  • Efficiency: 22% @ AM0, 25°C
  • Size: 50 mm × 50 mm
  • Temperature: −100°C to 100°C
  • Current collection: Kovar
Si-PSCs

Si-PSCs

  • Efficiency: 24.5%
  • Size: 50 mm × 50 mm
  • Temperature: −100°C to 100°C
  • Current collection: Kovar
Flexible PSCs

Flexible PSCs

  • Efficiency: 18.0%
  • Size: 50 × 50 mm and 200 × 200 mm
  • 180° full-angle bending
  • Current collection: Kovar

Certification

IEC TS 63163:2021 — highest grade, TÜV Rheinland

Flexible perovskite modules developed by associated company Jiangyin Jinghao New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. passed the highest-grade tests under IEC TS 63163:2021 for mobile, portable and attached applications, announced at SNEC 2026.

IEC TS 63163 is the first international specification for photovoltaic modules in consumer products, covering mechanical durability, environmental adaptability and electrical safety. These certificates cover the specified flexible modules for consumer-product applications. They do not replace radiation, vacuum or mission-specific space qualification.

Heritage

Perovskite flight demonstrations

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Upper Stage Y13Upper Stage Y13Providing Electrical Power Subsystem (with Perovskite solar cell)
Fudan InfoFudan InfoProviding Electrical Power Subsystem (with Perovskite solar cell)
SX-1SX-1Providing Electrical Power Subsystem (with Perovskite solar cell)
Tianyan-24Tianyan-24Providing Electrical Power Subsystem (with Perovskite solar cell)

Perovskite cells on JT-1 03 operated in orbit for more than a year. In May 2026, Fuxi Energy reported a longest on-orbit demonstration of 15 months.