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in our family, and our activity is targeted on three areas, optometry,
contact lenses and optical instruments.
HOW IT WORKS Available light is gathered by the front Objective Lens. Where it is
transmitted through a set of optical lenses to the Electronic Intensifier Tube
(EIT). High levels of energy, produced by the device's complex power supply,
knock out electrons from the Photocathode Screen, located on the front of the
Electronic Intensifier Tube.
This same energy creates a highly static field, pushing the electrons to the
Phosphorescent Screen, a sensitive layer, located on the back of the EIT. These
electrons strike the Phosphorescent Screen with great speed, causing the screen
to illuminate.
This process produces an image, which is then magnified by the Ocular Lens
located at the back of the device. By looking through the ocular lens you will
see the image as if you just looked through a regular optical device, except the
image will appear in a monochrome green colour.
Finally, the Ocular lens provides adjustment for your particular eyesight, while
the Objective Lens lets you adjust the focusing distance to the object you are
viewing.
Yukon Ranger Digital 5x42
The Ranger Pro 5x42 is a vivid example of successful application of digital
technologies in observation optics. Currently this is the ultimate night vision
digital device. The Ranger Pro features impressive 5-power magnification and
large viewing range – up to 600 metres. This is due to a highly sensitive CCD
array and new Sum Light tm software technology employed in the Ranger Pro
device. The Ranger Pro 5x42 can surely compete with the Gen.2 in image sharpness
and brightness. The image transmitted to the monochrome LCD display is crisp and
sharp on the entire field of view. The device is able to capture effectively the
light flux of a wide wave range in conditions of natural night illumination. To
conduct observation on a cloudy moonless night, the adjustable IR illuminator
can be used. The wave length amounts to 940nm (remote area of the IR range,
invisible to the human eye) – the observer is “invisible” even if the unit is
used in the active mode. The built-in video output allows transferring of the
image to a monitor or a TV set which facilitates long-time stationary viewing,
and video recording to external recording devices.
Bushnell
Night
Vision
Bushnell
Night
Vision
5x42 Stealth View Monocular 260542
presents the NightVision
Optics
from Bushnell.
New
StealthView
Digital
Night
Vision
products use
a powerful infrared spotlight to produce images with resolution rivaling that of
Generation 2 and Generation 3 optics. The view is sharp from edge to edge, and
they're effective in complete darkness and at long distances. As the name
suggests, they're also invisible to game animals and observers.
No telling how you'll react when faced with lurks after dark, but with
Bushnell
Night
Vision,
time will never again dictate your hours of operation. These optics turn
night
into day with built-in infrared illuminators and advanced light-gathering
technology. The entire lineup of our digital nightvision
is perfect for camping, caving, wildlife observation, surveillance - any time or
place you think you're ready.
Night
Vision
Uses:
Scouting game
Security and
surveillance
Camping fun
Exploring caves
Nighttime
navigation
Night
fishing and boating
Wildlife
observation
Search and
rescue
Specifications of BushnellNightVision
5 x 42 Stealth View Monocular 260542:
Bushnell
Night
Vision
5 x 42mm Stealth View Monocular 26-0542
The all-new Light™ is a quality night
vision monocular with an optional infrared illuminator in a compact body
design. The NOLT2 features an accentuated palm grip with ergonomically
placed soft-touch operational buttons for easy one-hand operation. The
new Light™ monocular is an ideal device for casual nocturnal viewing.
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a powerful infrared spotlight to produce images with resolution rivaling that of
Generation 2 and Generation 3 optics. The view is sharp from edge to edge, and
they're effective in complete darkness and at long distances. As the name
suggests, they're also invisible to game animals and observers.
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