About
MHz Labs
An independent RF power electronics company building one subsystem well: the RF power processing unit for plasma propulsion.
- What we build. The RF power processing unit and adaptive matching network for RF and helicon plasma thrusters, as a standalone subsystem.
- Who we sell to. The propulsion manufacturer, not the satellite operator, so thruster teams can stay on the thruster.
- Who we are. Founded in 2026 by the team behind FyCUS, the University of Seville student satellite project. Seville, Spain. ESA BIC applicant, TRL 4 to 6 roadmap.
Where we honestly are
Pre-prototype. First board to fab September 2026. No flight heritage.
COTS Heritage DatabaseLive at db.mhzlabs.com
Adaptive-matching simulatorInternal
Power stageIn simulation
First boardTo fab, September 2026
Flight heritageNone yet
How we work
We build from the public record: the published helicon-coupling and matching literature, the EU DEEP-PPU dissemination as a COTS-plus-GaN benchmark, and space-qualified component heritage for lineage. Where we do not have flight data yet, we say so.
Work with us
We are opening one or two design-partner slots with propulsion OEMs. We are also hiring.
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