Key highlights

The Lightfoundry triple junction space grade solar cell assembly, in the industry standard 144mm × 66mm form factor with > 30% efficiency (14466 inch E30 CIC Type A) is a perfect fit for any satellite or space aplication, with it's single angle side corner is designed to optimize the placement on the substrate.

With phisical stock in europe and inmediate delivery option, allows the customer to find the perfect balance beween, cost and lead time, making no compromise between performance and programatics.

The standard model ensures a > 30% efficiency and comes with a coverglass of 165μm, by-pass diode and interconnectors, for higher efficiency batches, up to > 32%, don't hesitate to contact our sales team.

In adition to the grade A CICs, grade B CICs, total or partialy assembled mechanical grade CICs are available.

On our website, you can explore our standard product portfolio and gain access to real-time pricing, availability and purchasing.
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Applications

Satellite and space vehicle solar arrays.

Customization

For customized coverglass thicknes, by-pass diode location, interconnection tabs and other options, please contact our sales team.

Flight heritage

Flight heritage on more than 20 different programs, including government and commercial satellites

Testing & qualification

Fully qualified space product, using the ECSSs and other Space Standrads, as reference.

Export control

Shipments within the European Union are not subject to export restrictions; however, the completion and signature of an End-Use Agreement is required.

For shipments outside the European Union, in addition to the End-Use Agreement, an export license issued by the Estonian authorities is required. Lightfoundry OÜ will manage the export licensing process and will request any necessary information and documentation from the customer to support the application.

Check our website for the last up to date End Use Policy and T&Cs.

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Last updated: 2026-04-23