Full qualification or acceptance test campaigns combining multiple test types in a coordinated sequence. We handle scheduling, documentation, and reporting — so you get a single test report that covers everything.
One project lead, one contract, one report. Vibration + thermal cycling already bundled into combined campaigns. TVAC and EMC integrating in 2026.
Running tests as separate projects multiplies overhead. Qualification campaigns turn five contracts into one — same engineer, same plan, same report.
Vibration → thermal → EMC scheduled as a single window. No gaps, no re-shipping hardware, no quote chains for each test.
One BSL engineer owns the campaign from kickoff to delivery. No handoffs between test labs. No “that’s a different team” excuses.
Mission review boards get a single structured document covering the entire campaign. Not five PDFs to cross-reference.
A representative qualification sequence, adjusted to your mission class and aligned with the launch provider’s requirements.
Order, levels, and dwell durations follow ECSS qualification or acceptance margins — confirmed in the test plan before kickoff. Functional verification is integrated throughout, not bolted on at the end.
Documentation prepared to meet the standards expected by review boards, launch providers, and qualification authorities responsible for flight qualification decisions.
Up-front document defining scope, levels, sequence, success criteria, and documentation requirements. Reviewed and signed by you before testing starts.
Step-by-step procedures for each test in the sequence, including instrumentation, monitoring, and acceptance criteria. Repeatable. Auditable.
Single structured report covering the full campaign. Anomaly log, environmental data, functional results, photographs, sign-off.
Time-series data from all monitoring channels — temperature, vibration, vacuum, electrical telemetry. Yours to keep, archive, and re-analyse.
EMC capability is online in 2026. Tell us your launch date and integration environment — we’ll align the campaign window early.
A qualification campaign is a coordinated sequence of multiple environmental tests — typically vibration, thermal cycling or TVAC, EMC, and functional verification — executed on the same hardware in a defined order.
One scope. One schedule. One test report.
Any combination of the operational and incoming services: sine + random vibration, mechanical shock, sine burst, thermal cycling, TVAC (from Q3 2026), HALT/HASS, EMC (from 2026), and functional verification during dwell.
We schedule the sequence so the hardware moves from setup to setup without re-handling.
One BSL engineer owns your campaign from kickoff to delivery. Single point of responsibility — not a sequence of handoffs between specialised cells.
Daily standups during the campaign window, real-time anomaly communication, single email thread, single phone number.
Depends on scope, but the typical envelope is 3–6 weeks of lab time for a CubeSat qualification campaign covering vibration + thermal cycling + functional verification.
TVAC and EMC add scope but parallelise where possible. We give you a fixed campaign window in the test plan — before any hardware moves.
A single structured test report covering every test in the campaign — raw data, processed data, anomaly log, pass/fail evaluation against your acceptance criteria, photos and videos, and full traceability against the applicable standard (ECSS / MIL-STD / NASA GEVS / mission CLA).
Report turnaround ≤ 10 business days post-campaign, contractually fixed.
Reports are issued under enveon’s ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation and structured per the applicable space standard — ECSS, MIL-STD, NASA GEVS, or your launch provider’s coupled load analysis.
Acceptance by launch providers, mission authorities, and internal review boards is what the report format is built for. If your launch provider has a specific format requirement, tell us during test planning.
