By irradiating the nuclear material SiC, the characteristics of continuous wide energy spectrum, short pulse and high instantaneous current intensity of the laser-accelerated proton beam have been characterized. The SiC samples were placed at a distance of 4 cm from the target. The 300 shots proton beams were irradiated with a continuous wide energy spectrum proton beam of 1–4.5 MeV, which satisfied the exponential energy spectrum distribution. The surface and cross-section Raman characterizations showed that the intensity of the SiC scattering peaks after irradiation were reduced. The overall trend of Raman cross-section measurement was consistent with the depth of the distribution of energy loss by SRIM simulation. Thus, the experimental characterization of laseraccelerated proton beam with continuous energy distribution was realized. In addition, experiments showed that the short pulse characteristic of the laser-accelerated proton beam could produce a relatively high instantaneous beam current density on the SiC surface. The ultra-fast wide energy spectrum irradiation provides a possibility in simulated reactor neutron irradiation.