PHELOS Equipment

FLUXIM

phelos equipment

PHELOS Equipment (Gonio-Spectrometer for EL and PL Measurements)

Phelos is an angular luminescence spectrometer to characterize light-emitting devices and thin films over varied emission and polarization angles. While traditional goniometric instruments focus on either electroluminescence (EL) or photoluminescence (PL), Phelos incorporates both measuring techniques in one table-top compact instrument. The Phelos software can be easily coupled to the powerful simulation software Setfos for data analysis, parameter extraction, and device modeling.

Trusted by industry and academia, Phelos measurements have substantially contributed to numerous scientific publications

  • Angular photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy on organic, quantum-dot, and perovskite light-emitting thin films.
  • Angular electroluminescence (EL) spectroscopy on OLEDs and other light-emitting devices.
  • Angle dependence of light emission of an OLED and other emitting devices.
  • Compatible with top and bottom emitting OLED structures.
  • Detection of p- and s-polarized signal, or sweep over polarization angles.
  • Determine where emission layer dipoles are emitting & orientation of dipoles.
  • Integrated data analysis to determine dipole orientation with one click.
  • Coupled to Setfos for advanced parameter extraction and device modeling.
  • Flexible contacting of any sample geometry and easy sample alignment.
  • Acquire current-voltage-luminance (IVL) curves with the integrated SMU
  • Measure: EQE, lm/W, Cd/A, CRI, and CIE coordinates
  • Polarizers and macro-extraction lens included. Multiple light sources available.


Phelos is a spectrometer for both Photoluminescence and Electroluminescence measurements. The instrument is equipped with an internal SMU that is used alternatively for the EL or PL characterization.

  • Analysis of the Color Efficiency.
  • Viewing Angle.
  • (EQE, lm/W, Cd/A).
  • Fitting of the Emission Zone.
  • Emitter Orientation.
  • Angular Dependent Analysis of the light emission characteristics.
  • Emitter orientation.
  • Spectrum and Color per Emission Angle.
  • Polarization in Light-Emitting Thin Films.
  • Characterization of the Scattering and Down-Conversion in Thin Films
  • OLEDs functionalized with Quantum Dots


  • Working point
  • Efficacy (cd/A)
  • CIE coordinates
  • Color temperature, CRI
  • Spectral Irradiance/Intensity
  • Radiance/Radiant Intensity
  • Luminous Intensity


We’re Delivering the best customer Experience