This month we’re keeping it short. But not in terms of content, Science Shorts is the latest video series we’ve launched to help researchers working on photovoltaics, displays, and batteries. Watch the first episode here. PLUS we´re sponsoring this year's NanoGe Spring conference (HOPV) in Valencia, Spain. Find out what we´ll be doing here.
Read MoreIn February’s edition of our monthly newsletter we introduce you to the various channels we are using to promote and discuss the research being carried our by our customers and colleagues. There’s a whole lot of resources being shared online, don’t miss out. Join the conversation —>
Read MoreWhat will your research deliver in 2022? We’re hoping to see a continuation of the impressive work on bringing next generation solar cells and LEDs to market. Fluxim will of course be bring something to the table to help boost that research. Read on to find out what’s in store.
Read MoreThe year end is nearly here and traditionally we take this time to reflect on what has occured in the past 12 months. Another year has passed without the pleasure of meeting up face-to-face with our customers, colleagues and collaborators. We miss this. Yet, 2021 has seen unprecedented demand for our instruments and software and 108 papers were published. In celebration we've made a video to share with you. Watch it here.
With 97 papers published in 2021 so far (and a few more to come before the year-end) it has been another record year for papers enabled with Fluxim’s software and measurement instruments.
In our latest post you’ll find the papers that really stood out for us this year. PLUS a sneak preview of our latest video on PHELOS.
Read MoreCurved (Organic) Liquid Crystal Displays [(O)LCD] are becoming increasingly popular in the consumer electronics and automotive sectors. Here we demonstrate how to use the simulation software Loass to rapidly develop flexible Backlight Units which are an essential components of OLCDs.
Read MoreWe recently launched version 5.2 of our advanced simulation software Setfos. On top of the many new features that were deployed we developed a new module: The Advanced Excitonics Module (AE) that features a novel 3D model for Excitons based on a Master-Equation approach. Learn how to use it in our latest post.
Read MoreThe summer is here, and we’ve got some exciting news to share regarding our simulation software Setfos. Plus, we’ve posted the latest papers from our customers, and if you’ve missed our past scientific tutorials, don’t worry we have gathered them all together in one place. Read all about it here in our newsletter.
Read MoreWe’ve got lots to share in our latest research news post. We’re detailing the promising results generated from the research project AIPV which looks at how machine learning and simulation can be used in the characterization of PV panels. Plus we’ve got two new software updates to Setfos and Loass, the latest research published by our customers and we’re hiring!
Read MoreIn this month's newsletter, we'll show you how our colleagues at The Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research and the ETH used such an instrument, plus we detail some of the properties and applications of quantum dots, in particular, perovskite nanocrystals.
Read MoreUsing simulation to validate your experiments or to understand the mechanisms governing your OLED or solar cell. In April’s newsletter, Dr. Urs Aeberhard demonstrates how to use the advanced simulation software Setfos to model a Solar cell and an OLED.
Read MoreWe’re always delighted when we see our research tools have assisted in getting new research published. Read the latest papers from our customers on working on next-generation perovskite solar cells OPVs and LEDs.
Read MoreClassical research techniques for characterizing solar cells and LEDs are time-consuming and lead to unreliable results. This is true especially when you are dealing with materials that degrade fast. We have developed a tool to combat this problem.
Find out how Paios can supercharge your research.
Read MoreWe’re always delighted when we see our research tools have assisted in getting new research published. Read the latest papers from our customers on Pero-LEDs and OPVs.
Read MoreResearch is the backbone of what we do at Fluxim. Join us in reading about the standout research of 2020 and the various research projects we’ve been collaborating on this year.
Read MoreThis quarter’s news updates from Fluxim. SIMOEP20 review with links to all the recorded sessions, IMID20 review, we interview Konrad Domanski about Litos Lite and 65 published papers so far this year.
Read MoreWe’re excited to welcome two new colleagues to the FLUXiM team.
Read MoreLitos Lite is the new Parallel JV and stability measurement platform for stress testing solar cells and LEDs .
Read More After several months in development, our simulation software Laoss adds a brand new optical module.
The Laoss optical module sits alongside our electrical and thermal modules. Together they offer a powerful software package for the design and simulation of OLEDs, perovskite/organic solar cells and large area semiconductor devices.
Today we released Setfos 5.0.
We are proud to present our new Graphical User Interface (GUI) with many new features including a user-friendly workspace to manage simulations and compare results.
Additionally, Setfos 5.0 offers new simulation possibilities:
Combine absorption and emission calculation for simulation of photoluminescence (PL) in thin films.
Simulate transient temperature signals to explore Thermally Stimulated Current (TSC) signals
Use the new optimization algorithms to find the best device structure.
Include quantum-dot particles in absorption simulations
and much more…
FLUXiM is a provider of device simulation software and characterization platforms to the display, lighting, photovoltaics and electronics industries worldwide.
