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AGM MX-11769 Gen 2+ HP+ FOM 2100 image intensifier tube (green phosphor P43)

AGM MX-11769 Gen 2+ HP+ FOM 2100 image intensifier tube (green phosphor P43)

Normálna cena €4.938,95 EUR €4.015,41 bez DPH
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  • Gen 2+ image intensifier tube in the 11769 standard.
  • P43 phosphor (green) on an inverting fiber-optic output window (180° inverter).
  • S-25 multialkali photocathode with a sensitivity of 1000 µA/lm.
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Zobraziť všetky podrobnosti
  • MX-11769Tube type
  • FOM 2100FOM value
  • P43 greenPhosphor
  • PVS-14, NVG, UNVGCompatible with

The AGM MX-11769 HP+ is a Gen 2+ image intensifier tube with P43 (green) phosphor, designed for night vision devices with an inverting 11769-type tube and manual gain control. According to the manufacturer, it is compatible with AGM PVS-14 devices (all versions), PVS-14L, PVS-14E, PVS14-51, NVG-40, NVG-50, and UNVG. The tube is aimed at service centers and night vision device assembly companies: it combines a minimum FOM of 2100, a resolution of 68 lp/mm, and power supply with an autogating function.

MX-11769

Tube type

FOM 2100

FOM value

P43 green

Phosphor

PVS-14, NVG, UNVG

Compatible with

HP+ or HP? The base version from the same series is the MX-11769 HP with P43 phosphor, with a resolution of 64 lp/mm and FOM 2000. The HP+ version has 68 lp/mm and FOM 2100, with the remaining parameters from the same manufacturer's table.

Key Features

  • Gen 2+ image intensifier tube in the 11769 standard.
  • P43 phosphor (green) on an inverting fiber-optic output window (180° inverter).
  • S-25 multialkali photocathode with a sensitivity of 1000 µA/lm.
  • Resolution of 68 lp/mm and FOM 2100, signal-to-noise ratio of 28.
  • Power supply with an autogating function and manual gain control in the device.
  • Gain of 25,000–35,000, reliability of min. 10,000 h.
  • Photocathode diameter min. 17.5 mm, weight 85 g.