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Canadian Startup Sees Success in Space Qualification

eetimes.com 2026-09-23
Entities
Companies:NovigradNHanced SemiconductorsAvalanche TechnologyMicron TechnologyInfineon TechnologiesSpaceXTRIUMFUniversity of SaskatchewanSaskatchewan Cyclotron CentreGUCIntel
People:Christopher ElashLars Kishchuk
Technologies:Single-Event EffectsCobalt-60 Gamma IrradiationHeavy-Ion BeamRadiation-Hardened SemiconductorsMRAMNAND FlashFPGAParticle AcceleratorLaser-Based Fault InjectionHiRel Power DevicesOrbital Data CenterSRAMFlash Memory
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Space QualificationRadiation TestingSingle-Event EffectsRadiation-HardenedSemiconductor TestingSpace ElectronicsParticle AcceleratorDefense ApplicationsArctic ApplicationsCommercial SpaceCobalt-60 IrradiationLaser Fault InjectionHeavy-Ion BeamOrbital Computing
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Novigrad's emergence highlights a structural gap in North America's space electronics supply chain: the absence of domestic radiation qualification infrastructure. While the founders initially intende... Read original →
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