VORAGO Technologies’ radiation-hardened VA41630 microcontroller has achieved certification to the Defense Logistics Agency’s (DLA) Qualified Manufacturers List (QML), the highest standard for space-grade electronics. The certification validates the device’s ability to operate in the extreme radiation and temperature conditions faced by satellites, spacecraft, and defense systems.
Following rigorous qualification testing, the VA41630 has been added to the DLA Qualified Parts List (QPL) under part number 5962-R24203. The recognition positions the device as a trusted, flight-qualified solution for aerospace, defense, and deep space missions where reliability is critical.
The microcontroller is designed with Radiation Hardness Assurance (RHA), ensuring consistent performance in mission-critical environments. Its certification offers program managers confidence in deploying the technology for controlling orbital platforms, supporting navigation, or powering deep space exploration systems.
“The QML certification of our VA41630 microcontroller is a major achievement for VORAGO and our customers,” said Garry Nash, Chief Operating Officer of VORAGO Technologies. “It underscores the robustness of our technology and reinforces that VORAGO solutions are built for the most demanding environments.”
By securing this top-tier certification, VORAGO strengthens its position as a global supplier of radiation-hardened semiconductor solutions. The company’s portfolio of high-reliability components continues to support both government and commercial programs, addressing the growing demand for electronics capable of thriving in harsh environments.
