The 1985 Wehrli Standard Extraterrestrial Solar Irradiance Spectrum covers the solar spectrum from 199.5 nm
to 10075.0 nm in increments increasing gradually from 1 nm in the shorter wavelengths to 2290 nm at the upper
end of the spectrum. Because of the length of this spectrum we have broken the table presented here into 10 smaller
tables.
- G159-98 Standard Tables for References Solar Spectral Irradiance at Air
Mass 1.5: Direct Normal and Hemispherical for a 37° Tilted Surface
- ASTM Standard G-173-03 "Standard Tables for Reference Solar Spectral
Irradiance at Air Mass 1.5: Direct Normal and Hemispherical for a 37
Tilted Surface".
NOTE: Previous versions of reference spectra, ASTM E-891, E-892, and
G-159 have been superceeded by ASTM G-173.
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300.5 nm - 399.5 nm
400.5 nm - 499.5 nm
500.5 nm - 599.5 nm
600.5 nm - 699.0 nm
701.0 nm - 799.0 nm
801.0 nm - 999.0 nm
1002.5 nm - 1497.5 nm
1502.5 nm - 1997.5 nm
2002.5 nm - 10075.0 nm
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