Solar simulation in spacecraft testing uses high-intensity xenon arc lamps
Solar simulation testing frequently employs high-intensity xenon arc lamps to replicate the solar spectrum and evaluate material durability.
Papers [3] and [5] directly confirm that xenon arc lamps are standard components used in high-intensity solar simulators for testing purposes. Other papers deal with different solar applications or unrelated topics, but none contradict the claim.
J. D. Cooney, D. M. Wiles. Control of the Output from a High-Intensity Xenon Arc Lamp. 1976. https://doi.org/10.1177/004051757604600506
Discusses the use of high-intensity xenon arc lamps in laboratory testing to simulate solar radiation.
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Jo¨rg Petrasch, Aldo Steinfeld. A Novel High-Flux Solar Simulator Based on an Array of Xenon Arc Lamps: Optimization of the Ellipsoidal Reflector and Optical Configuration. 2005. https://doi.org/10.1115/isec2005-76009
Describes a high-flux solar simulator utilizing an array of xenon arc lamps to replicate solar radiation.
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