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Qualification evidence on every result

Zenode pulls qualification markers from DLA QPD/QML/QPL, NASA NPSL, JAXA, and manufacturer rad-hard catalogs, then cites the source so engineers can verify before design-in.

JANS1N5550space

Rectifier diode, qualified to JANS (space) screening level. Hermetic. Source: US DLA, MIL-PRF-19500 (JANS tier).

V_R: 200VI_O: 0.5AHermetic
Qualification coverage

One search across the sources engineers already check

332,000+

qualified part numbers

38,000+

marked space-grade

US DLA (QML / QPL)NASA (NPSL)JAXA (Qualified Parts)Manufacturer catalogs (Rad-hard catalogs)

Cut the handoff between agency lists, vendor series, and datasheets.

Indexed evidence sources

What Zenode checks for space-grade evidence

Zenode brings the qualification sources engineers already consult into the same search path as datasheets and orderable part numbers.

SourceUS DLA
Program / standardQPD / QML / QPL
What it helps verifyQualified manufacturers, military detail specs, and space-relevant tiers such as Class V and JANS.
SourceNASA
Program / standardNPSL
What it helps verifyNASA preferred parts evidence and additional space-program screening context.
SourceJAXA
Program / standardQualified Parts List
What it helps verifyJapanese space-agency qualified part references for mission component review.
SourceManufacturer catalogs
Program / standardRad-hard and space product lines
What it helps verifyRadiation-hardened families, orderable variants, and vendor-specific space-grade markings.
Manufacturer catalog coverage

Browse space and rad-hard lines by manufacturer

Search 2,562 manufacturer-declared space and rad-hard MPNs from 17 dedicated catalogs.

Distributed silicon and passives

Catalog lines that often overlap with distributor data, orderable MPNs, and datasheets.

Analog Devices

Analog, data conversion, RF, and power management

546 catalog MPNs

Space-grade, rad-hard, Class V, and vendor space lines

Texas Instruments

Space power, logic, interface, and signal-chain ICs

535 catalog MPNs

-SP, -SEP, -EP, QMLV, QMLP, and RHA markings

Infineon

IR HiRel MOSFETs, discretes, and space power devices

367 catalog MPNs

JANS, JANSR, JANSG, DLA QPL, and rad-hard catalog entries

STMicroelectronics

Rad-hard logic, op amps, interfaces, and LDOs

299 catalog MPNs

RHF/RHFL families, QMLV-RHA, JANS-RHA, and space lines

Renesas

Intersil rad-hard and rad-tolerant analog families

234 catalog MPNs

ISL70xxxSEH, ISL73xxxSEH, ISL71xxxM, Class V, and PEMS

Vishay Dale

Space and high-reliability passives and discretes

50 Vishay catalog MPNs

Manufacturer space/rad-hard catalog markings and QPL overlap

Flight-only and direct-sale lines

Space FPGA, processor, module, and high-reliability lines that may still require direct manufacturer review.

Microchip

Microsemi FPGAs, processors, MOSFETs, and mixed-signal parts

111 catalog MPNs

RTG4, RTAX-S, RT PolarFire, JANSF, QML-Q, and QML-V

Teledyne Semiconductor

Processors, data converters, memory, and imaging components

138 catalog MPNs

Teledyne e2v space/rad-hard catalog and upscreening language

Honeywell Aerospace

Radiation-hardened electronics for space and defense programs

28 catalog MPNs

Manufacturer space/rad-hard catalog entries

AMD / Xilinx

Space-grade FPGA families and supporting documentation

8 catalog MPNs

QMLV, Class B, and rad-tolerant catalog evidence

Example lookups

How qualification markers show up in search

Zenode can mark direct MPNs, family-root matches, and suffixed orderable variants when the qualification evidence maps cleanly.

JANS1N5550space

US DLA - MIL-PRF-19500 discretes - JANS (space)

A direct JANS marker helps separate the space-screened diode from lower JAN/JANTX military tiers.

SN54SC245MPWTSEPspace

Matched from the SN54SC245 space-grade family root

Zenode can mark suffixed orderable MPNs when the qualification list publishes the family root.

TPS7H4003MDDWTSEPspace

Matched from the TPS7H4003-SEP segmented family entry

Segmented matching keeps package and ordering suffixes connected to the qualified base device.

Search by design need

Start from the aerospace constraint, not just a part number

Use natural language when you know the qualification or environment before you know the exact orderable MPN.

The old qualification workflow vs. Zenode

Manual qualification lookup

  1. Check agency and vendor sources separately.
  2. Confirm the relevant qualification class.
  3. Map qualified vendors and series to orderable MPNs.
  4. Open datasheets for package and electrical fit.
  5. Reconcile missing or unclear variants.

Zenode workflow

Search by requirement or part number. Filter to marked space-grade results. Open the cited qualification source and datasheet from the result.

Want the full picture? Browse our engineering guides on space-grade components.

Space-grade parts FAQ

What does space-grade mean for an electronic component?
Space-grade electronic components are parts screened, qualified, or selected for space mission environments, where radiation, vacuum, thermal cycling, and traceability matter. The exact label differs by part family and agency: Class V (MIL-PRF-38535), JANS (MIL-PRF-19500), NASA Level 1, JAXA qualified, and manufacturer space-grade markings can all indicate space-grade intent.
What is the difference between aerospace electronic parts and space-grade parts?
Aerospace electronic parts is the broader category for components used in aircraft, satellites, spacecraft, launch systems, and related equipment. Space-grade parts are the subset with qualification, screening, or radiation evidence intended for space environments. Many aerospace programs evaluate a mix of space-grade, mil-spec, automotive, and upscreened COTS parts based on mission risk.
How do I find a QML Class V or JANS part on Zenode?
Search the part number or describe what you need in plain language. Qualified results are marked, with the qualification source cited on hover (for example, US DLA, MIL-PRF-38535 Class V or MIL-PRF-19500 JANS), so you can verify before designing it in.
What is the difference between ESCC qualified and EPPL?
ESCC qualified parts are fully qualified to the European space spec system. EPPL grades confidence in plainer terms — preferred vs suitable — and is meant as a starting point when there is no ESCC-qualified option for the function you need.
Can I use automotive or mil-spec parts in space-grade aerospace designs?
Sometimes, but it depends on mission class, environment, derating, radiation tolerance, screening, and program rules. Mil-spec or automotive parts may be considered when a space-grade option is unavailable, but neither label alone proves radiation suitability. Treat them as candidates for engineering review, not as automatic replacements.
Which qualification authorities does Zenode cover for space-grade electronic parts?
US DLA (QPD / QML / QPL), NASA (NPSL), JAXA, and 17 manufacturer rad-hard catalogs — pulled into a single index of 332,000+ qualified part numbers, 38,000+ marked space-grade.