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Stability testing for solar cells, OLEDs and LEDs
Stability testing needs controlled, comparable data across enough devices. Learn how Litos Lite supports parallel JV, MPP tracking and ISOS testing for solar cells, and how Litos supports OLED, LED and solar-cell lifetime and degradation studies.
CS 4.5 is here and June brings new research highlights
Characterization Suite 4.5 is here for Paios, Phelos and Litos. In this June update, we highlight new software workflows, recent Paios and Setfos customer publications, upcoming PV events, and SimOEP 2026 in Winterthur.
Fluxim 2025 Highlights and What’s Coming in 2026
A year in review at Fluxim: Opixs launches, Setfos 6.0 with thermal modelling, new research projects, standout publications, and a first look at what’s coming in 2026.
Dipole Orientation in Light-Emitting Films for OLEDs
In this month’s research news we take a closer look at OLEDs. You will see the latest episode of Fluxim’s Science Shorts where Dr. Antonio Cabas Vidani looks at Dipole Orientation and how you can increase the luminous efficiency of OLEDs. Plus we have the latest papers published by our customers and a job offer.
CELIV to estimate the Charge Carrier Mobility in Perovskite Solar Cells
The next Episode of Fluxim’s Science Shorts has dropped so if you’re a fan of DR ACB or you want to witness his mastery of CELIV measurements - watch it here. We are also finalising our trip to the 8th World Solar Energy Conversion Conference WCPEC-8 in Milan and we’d love to meet up with some colleagues and customers. You can find out the details here plus more exciting research from our customers.
What will Solar Cell and LED research deliver in 2022?
What 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.
Angle-resolved Photoluminescence and Electroluminescence of LEDs and Light-Emitting Materials
In 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.
Developing the next generation of solar cells or LEDs requires fast and reliable characterization tools
Classical 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.