Solar Cell Research

Advanced OLED and Solar Cell Modeling Software
The Priorclave Tactrol Printer gives a clear record of times and events during the autoclave cycle along with a printout of parameters during the sterilizing part of the cycle at regular intervals. Depending on autoclave specification this can also include pressure and load temperatures. The printer uses thermal printing technology for a clear and reliable print out and can be set to print either continuously or at the end of the cycle to avoid contact with hot surfaces

Simulation Software for Upscaling to Large Area Devices
A flexible FEM-solver to model large-area OLEDs and solar cells, but also displays and PV modules. Electrical, Thermal and Optical simulations are all possible with laoss.

Platform for Stability Tests on Solar Cells and OLEDs
Litos is a stress-test system with multiple channels to perform accelerated degradation analysis on OLEDs and solar cells. It allows reliable assessments of the solar cell stability with high control over temperature, humidity and light-soaking conditions.

Parallel JV and Stability Measurements on Solar Cells
Litos Lite is a JV and stability characterization instrument. Up to 56 parallel channels for parallel JV measurements and stressing at a constant voltage or current. Independent MPP tracking. Suitable for the new ISOS protocols.

Electrical Characterization of OLEDs and Solar Cells
Particularly useful for product testing, this option allows the autoclave to run one cycle after the other without stopping. The total number of cycles can be set from the control panel. For electrically heated Priorclaves a water supply is required. (Not suitable for Distilled, Ultra Pure or RO water supplies.)

Angular Luminescence Spectrometer for EL and PL Discard (waste) Containers
Phelos is an angular resolved spectrometer that measures the electroluminescence (EL) and photoluminescence (PL) of OLEDs and light-emitting materials over various angles and polarization. The dipole orientation and the position of the emission zone can be determined experimentally.