STATUS — 230 MeV Proton Flux Active

HARDENING
THE NEW SPACE
FRONTIER.

The first purpose-built private facility in the United States engineered exclusively for proton radiation testing. Mission-critical validation for LEO, GEO, and deep-space hardware.

Proton Energy230 MeV
Peak Flux10⁷ p/cm²/s
Beam Access7-day Operations
01 // Services

Core Capabilities

MIL-STD-883 / AS9100 PROCEDURES
CYC-230ONLINE

Proton Acceleration

Single Event Effect testing using high-flux proton beams up to 230 MeV. Energy degrader stack down to 50 MeV.

  • // ENERGY: 50–230 MEV
  • // FLUX: UP TO 10⁷ CM⁻²/S
  • // MIL-STD-883 PROFILES
XRAY-FLASHCOMING SOON

Flash X-Ray / TREE

Nanosecond-scale prompt-dose pulses to validate hardware survivability against transient radiation bursts.

  • // PULSE: NANOSECOND CLASS
  • // PROMPT-DOSE LATCH-UP
  • // MULTI-AXIS DIAGNOSTICS
CO60-TIDCOMING SOON

Cobalt-60 Gamma

Sustained, high-dose-rate gamma irradiation for accelerated Total Ionizing Dose lifecycle qualification.

  • // SOURCE: COBALT-60
  • // PANORAMIC GEOMETRY
  • // NIST TRACEABLE DOSIMETRY
02 // Knowledge

The radiation environment is not theoretical.

Galactic cosmic rays, solar particle events, and Earth's Van Allen belts degrade silicon in three distinct ways. We test against the proton flux that drives them.

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01

Single Event Effects (SEE)

A single high-energy particle flips bits, latches power rails, or burns out devices.

02

Total Ionizing Dose (TID)

Cumulative damage shifts device parameters until functional failure.

03

Displacement Damage (DDD)

Atomic displacements degrade solar cell efficiency and optoelectronic response.

03 // Initiate

Secure Your Beam Time

Scheduling is open. Talk to our physics team about a facility specification pack and bulk beam-time partnerships.