Fluxim AG announced the release of version 3.1 of its device simulation software SETFOS.
Version 3.1 comes with a new steady-state numerical algorithm that allows for fast calculation of current-voltage curves and an improved transient solver. Thus, fitting of experimental data for the extraction of electrical material parameters like charge mobilities and HOMO/LUMO levels becomes feasible.
The powerful optical solver is used to quantify device characteristics like radiation modes of OLEDs, absorption efficiencies of solar cells or to determine material refractive index dispersions. Moreover, the software
provides quantitative units for light radiation, a treatment of rough interfaces and enhanced emission zone extraction methods.
SETFOS is available in three modules for “Emission”,
“Drift-diffusion” and “Absorption” that can be combined for fully coupled electrical-optical calculations.
Fluxim will present its new software at the International Simulation Workshop on Organic Electronics and Photovoltaics to be held in Winterthur,
Switzerland, from June 30th to July 1st.
