Pervoskite material providers - Page 3

Ossila was founded in 2009 by organic electronics research scientists with the aim of providing the components, equipment and materials to enable faster and smarter research and discovery. It supplies products to over 600 different institutions in over 57 countries across the world.

Ossila has developed packages of products and services to enable researchers to jump-start their organic electronics development program. In the field of perovskites, the company offers a collection of substrates, materials and processing equipment for the fabrication and measurement of perovskite solar cells and LEDs.

Ossila's perovskite range can be split into materials and test equipment. The biggest of these are the perovskite precursor materials. Ossila is focused on providing a wide range of organic salts required for fabricating a variety of different perovskite structures. Additionally, it offers a selection of interfacial layers for both hole-transporting and electron-transporting layers as these are often critical for obtaining high performance devices. Finally, Ossila has its premade inks, designed to simplify the process of developing perovskite solar cells for new researchers in the field.

Korea-based PEROLED Co. Ltd developed perovskite-based quantum dots for displays, solar panels and other applications. The company's materials can be used for photoluminescence and electroluminescence.

PEROLED offers both customized and off-the-shelf perovskote QD materials.

Quantum Materials Corp. manufactures Tetrapod Quantum Dots for use in medical, display, solar energy and lighting applications through an automated production process.

QMC states that its volume manufacturing methods assure economies of scale, reliability and uniformity to drive innovative discovery to commercial success by addressing three critical needs: lowering costs while improving efficiency and quality.

QMC's objective is to become the first manufacturer of mass produced, high performance quantum dots and other nanomaterials for its partners to integrate into new and better products; and the first solar cell manufacturer to be able to offer a solar electricity solution that competes on a non-subsidized basis with the price of retail electricity in key markets in North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

Quantum Solutions is a nanotech startup company based in the UK and originally founded at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Saudi Arabia.

Quantum Solutions develops quantum dot materials and technology for image sensors applications. It provides QDot-branded quantum dots and helps to integrate them with silicon sensor technologies to detect the light beyond the visible spectrum. These wide range image sensors enable to capture images that would be invisible to the naked eye: from lower energy short wave infrared (SWIR) and middle wave infrared (MWIR) ranges to higher energy UV and X-ray lights.

Quantum Solutions has a range of QDs based on perovskite materials.

Sefar AG (Switzerland) produces highly conductive, transparent and robust electrode materials for large area optoelectronics. These electrodes, containing fine metallic wires are suitable for printed and evaporated devices such as flexible OLEDs and various types of solar cells, including perovskite-based ones.

The Sefar electrodes can either be used as a substrate (to coat on it), as a grid-fabric (to laminate on top of a device), or even as a tandem-substrate (conductive on both sides).

Swiss-based Solaronix was established in 1993 with an aim to supply materials and equipment for the photovoltaics market. 

The company provides several materials for perovskite-based solar panel researchers - including titania pastes, perovskite light absorber precursor and hole transport material.

Solaronix is  also working on new generation photovoltaic panels. Their ability to work in diffuse light conditions, coupled with new possibilities of design, make these solar modules applicable to a variety of novel situations. Also, Solaronix has solar simulation equipment that delivers continuous artificial sunlight 24/7, allowing for accurate stability and performance assessments of solar cells at laboratory and industrial scales.