
United Kingdom · Semiconductors startup
Phlux Technology is a semiconductor startup based in Sheffield, UK, founded in 2020.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
Phlux Technology is a semiconductor startup based in Sheffield, UK, founded in 2020.
The company specializes in designing and manufacturing Noiseless InGaAs® Avalanche Photodiodes (APDs), which are highly sensitive infrared sensors for 1550 nm applications. Their flagship product, the Aura family of APDs, offers sensitivity up to 12 times greater than conventional sensors and extends detection ranges by 50% for the same laser power. Phlux serves a global market, targeting industries such as autonomous vehicles, telecommunications, defense, environmental monitoring, and advanced imaging. Their products include standard surface-mount and wire-ended APDs, as well as evaluation boards for testing. The company has received significant funding, totaling approximately $13.9 million, and has been recognized with awards for its innovative semiconductor technology. Phlux is actively scaling its manufacturing operations to meet the increasing demand for its high-performance infrared sensors.
Funding, as reported
Phlux Technology filed 2 raises, $12M in all. Filings say how much was sold and to how many investors; they never name the investors.
From Phlux Technology's own website: 3 founders, 7 on the team.
What they build
Known for
hardwarehigh sensitivitysemiconductor manufacturingdistributionmanufacturinginfrared sensor miniaturizationfibre sensingmarket disruptionhigh temperature toleranceavalanche photodiodesthermal managementhigh gain operationhigh-temperature operationfibre optic testinginfrared light detectioninfrared sensor for fibre optics
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