Organic and Flexible Electronics Laboratory
With a focus on organic semiconductor materials and devices relevant to large-area and flexible electronics, we investigate the relationship between structure, processing, device structure, and device performance.
Current research areas:
Organic Solar Cell: Assessment of novel donor-acceptor materials for improved stability and efficiency.
Metal Halide Perovskite Devices: Analysis of alternate hole & electron transporting materials and interface engineering for higher stability and efficiency.
Fundamental studies on charge transport in organic semiconductor materials and devices.
List of Equipment:
- Four port Glovebox (GS, Germany purifier attached to Make in India Glove Box) with attached thermal evaporator (HHV) for device fabrication: Organic solar Cells, OFETs, and Perovskite solar cells
- J-V Characterization setup for Solar cells using Sciencetech solar simulator (AM1.5G, Class A.A.A.) and Keithley 2450/2436B S.M.U.
- Analytical balance (Mettler Toledo make)
- Spin coater (Apex Instruments, up to 12K R.P.M. and INSTRAS, US, up to 10K R.P.M.)
- U.V. Ozone cleaner (BioBee Tech, Bangalore)
- Desiccator / Dry Cabinet
- Muffle Furnace (Nabertherm, Germany Make)
- Vacuum Oven
- U.V. Cabinet
- Ultra Sonicator
- Fume Hood
- Laminar Hood
- Hot Plate
- Temperature and Humidity meter (Fluke)
Team Members:
- Dr. Upendra Kumar Pandey (Principal Investigator)
- Kajal Yadav (Ph.D. Student)
- Ankita (Ph.D. Student)
- Tarun (Ph.D. Student)
- Konduru Sandilya (OUR Student)
Location
A208
Contact Person
Dr. Upendra Pandey