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RadShield — Radiation Shielding Technology

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RadShield — Radiation Shielding Technology

Flight-validated tantalum-tape radiation shielding reducing TID up to 10x, enabling terrestrial-grade electronics for 5+ year LEO missions. Flown on PSLV C-58 (January 2024).

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TRL
9

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As published by the supplier

Substrate material
2 mm thick Aluminium AL 6061
Coating material
Tantalum (Ta) tape
Coating thicknesses tested
4, 50, and 100 microns
TID reduction
Up to 10x vs. unshielded components
Extended component life
5+ years in LEO (vs. months uncoated)
Orbit altitude
350 km
Orbit inclination
9.6°
Launch vehicle
ISRO PSLV C-58, January 2024
Module housing units
5
TID measurement interval
Every 500 seconds
Dosimeter
RadSens v2 compact dosimeter
Microcontroller
STM32 with RS485 interface
Vibration test loads
5 g-50g shock
EMI/EMC standard
MIL-E
Thermal-vac temperature range
-25°C to +65°C
Thermal-vac pressure
0.00001 mBar
TRL
9 (flight-proven)

About

RadShield is TakeMe2Space’s flight-validated radiation shielding technology, first demonstrated on orbit via the Radiation Shielding Experiment Module (RSEM) flown on ISRO PSLV C-58 in January 2024 at 350km altitude. It consists of a tantalum-tape coating applied to aluminium substrates that enables satellite builders to use non-radiation-hardened, terrestrial-grade electronic components in LEO — dramatically reducing development cost and timeline.

The RSEM experiment used five housing units with tantalum-coated aluminium plates and dosimeters measuring TID every 500 seconds. The technology survived vibration testing (5g-50g shock), EMI/EMC testing to MIL-E standards, and thermovac cycling with no outgassing or coating degradation, and demonstrated effectiveness during multiple C-class and X-class solar flares while on orbit. Commercially deployed in the MoI satellites, RadShield delivers up to 10x TID reduction and extends component life from months to 5+ years in LEO.

Documentation

No public datasheet yet — request the datasheet / ICD from the supplier.

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