SRRL SSIMG Current Data

SRRL SolarSIM-G Global Horizontal
Current Irradiance and Meteorological Conditions

May 4, 2024
18:56:20 MST
Entire Day Daytime

IRRADIANCE

Global Horizontal	0.45	W/m²
Channel 1 (<400nm)	0.70	mV
Channel 2 (420nm)	1.20	mV
Channel 3 (500nm)	0.18	mV
Channel 4 (610nm)	0.28	mV
Channel 5 (675nm)	1.05	mV
Channel 6 (880nm)	1.27	mV
Channel 7 (940nm)	0.40	mV
Channel 8 (>960nm)	1.04	mV
Channel 9 (>980nm)	0.38	mV

METEOROLOGICAL

Station Pressure	81.20	kPa
Rel Humidity	39.41	%
Internal RH	27.37	%
Air Temperature	13.61	^oC
Internal Temp	15.58	^oC
Logger Temp	15.80	^oC
Logger Battery	13.33	VDC
Zenith Angle	90.00	^o
SolarSG Zen Angle	89.90	^o
Time Zone	-7.00	hr

Output Type: Selected 20-Sec Data (ASCII Text)
Selected Hourly Data (ASCII Text)
Selected Daily Statistics (ASCII Text)
All 20-Sec Raw Data (ASCII Text)
"Live" Raw Data (ASCII Text)
Selected Display (HTML)
Selected Plot

Black & White Plot
English Conversion (Meteorological)

GENERATE CUSTOM DATA

	User-defined calculation using an instrument and another instrument or value:

	Calculate the third irradiance component using global, direct, or diffuse:

No custom data

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Irradiance data will always appear on primary axis and meteorological data will always appear on secondary axis.
Selected data or all raw data has the option of being compressed using the ZIP format. An extraction utility can be obtained from PKWare or WinZip
Selected hourly data will generate hourly data by averaging the input data for the entire day(s), custom data will be ignored. Note: DO NOT use this feature with wind direction measurements, the resulting averages will be bogus.
Selected daily statistics will generate daily totals (for irradiance data) and daily averages (for meteorological data) using the input data for the entire day(s), custom data will be ignored. The daily maximum and minimum (if applicable) will also be generated. Note: Negative values from shortwave irradiance instruments will be set to zero when accumulating daily totals. DO NOT use this feature with wind direction measurements, the resulting averages will be bogus.
The raw data options are the complete raw data record(s) from the datalogger, these are the raw data field IDs.
"Live" raw data is a single record from the most recent data collection and all raw data is all the data from midnight to the latest record.
Selected display will generate a customized data display, similar to the above table, custom data will be ignored.
English conversion only applies to selected data or plot and has no effect on irradiance or custom data.
When selecting raw data or wind rose, all selections (except the date) will be ignored.
The calculate third component option uses the formula: Global = Direct * Cosine(Zenith) + Diffuse to calculate a third component based on the selected two. This option should only be used for pyrheliometers and horizontal pyranometers.
For automated data extraction, please use the MIDC API.

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SRRL SolarSIM-G Global Horizontal Current Irradiance and Meteorological Conditions

SRRL SolarSIM-G Global Horizontal
Current Irradiance and Meteorological Conditions