Results from the first year of operation of the PASP Plus flight exper
iment are given. The experiment consists of sixteen individual solar c
ell modules on twelve different panels. Both planar and concentrator t
echnologies are represented as well as several different cell types. T
he orbit is 363 x 2552 km at an inclination of 70 degrees. There are t
wo main purposes of PASP Plus: to determine the interactions between t
he space plasma and solar arrays biased to +/-500 V and to determine t
he long-term radiation performance of a wide variety of solar cell typ
es.