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Gen 2+ Quick Silver

Gen 3

Gen 3 Ghost

FLAG

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Gen 2+ HD/HDi “High Definition” IIT

Our Gen 2+ HD tubes are an upgraded version of the Gen 2+ ID tube. Most HD specifications

approximate a baseline similar to 3rd generation image intensifier tubes. The Gen 2+ HD

tubes include a multi-alkali photocathode, a Resolution range of 55 to 72 lp/mm, and

typically, a Signal-to-Noise Ratio of 15 to 23.

*The Armasight HDi tubes are designed to support international sales of Gen 2+ equipment to various countries.

Gen 2+ QS/QSi “Quick Silver” White Phosphor IIT

Experienced professionals know that nighttime scenes appear much more natural when

displayed in black and white rather than the typical “night-vision green.” Our unique “Quick

Silver” Gen 2+ IITs are characterized by high-contrast, white phosphor screens that offer

black and white displays, which provide clearer details, better contrast, and more distinct

shapes and shadows. They include a multi-alkali photocathode, a Resolution range of 47 to

54 lp/mm, and a Signal-to-Noise Ratio of 15 to 23.

*The Armasight QSi tubes are designed to support international sales of Gen 3 equipment to various countries.

Gen 3 Bravo/3E IIT

Our Bravo 3rd Generation image intensifier tubes deliver high quality night vision images.

Generation 3 is the standard for the United States military. They include a Gallium Arsenide

(GaAs) photocathode, a Resolution range of 57 to 64 lp/mm, and a Signal-to-Noise Ratio

of 16 to 30.

*The Armasight 3E tubes are designed to support international sales of Gen 3 equipment to various countries.

Gen 3 “Ghost”/“Ghost E” White Phosphor IIT

Our unique Gen 3 “Ghost” White Phosphor IITs are characterized by high-contrast, white

phosphor screens that offer black and white displays, which provide clearer details, better

contrast, and more distinct shapes and shadows. They include a microchannel plate, GaAs

photocathode, and a completely self-contained, high-voltage power supply. They have a

Resolution range of 47 to 57 lp/mm, and a Signal-to-Noise Ratio of 16 to 30.

*The Armasight Ghost E tubes are designed to support international sales of Gen 3 equipment to various countries.

Gen 3 Alpha/3N IIT

These IITs are hand-picked to provide the highest quality available in our Gen 3 line.

They include a microchannel plate, Thin Film GaAs photocathode, and a completely self-

contained high-voltage power supply. A Resolution of 64 to 72 lp/mm and a Signal-to-

Noise Ratio of 16 to 30 is typical.

*The Armasight 3N tubes are designed to support international sales of Gen 3 equipment to NATO countries.

Gen 3P ITT Pinnacle™

These Night Vision units are designed around the Gen 3P ITT Pinnacle* image intensifier

tubes. These industry-leading tubes utilize a gated power supply that provides outstanding

autogated performance. The Pinnacle tube minimizes the “halo” effect often associated

with light interference caused by sources of bright light. They include Gallium Arsenide

photocathodes, a Resolution range of 64 to 72 lp/mm, and a Signal-to-Noise Ratio of 16 to

30. Units with Pinnacle tubes are not available for export.

*Pinnacle is a registered trademark of ITT Night Vision.

FLAG Filmless Autogated IIT

Armasight’s FLAG (FilmLess AutoGated) image intensifier tubes (sometimes referred

to as Gen 4 IITs) improve operational effectiveness for night vision users. The filmless

microchannel plate provides a higher signal-to-noise ratio than standard Gen 3 IITs,

resulting in better image quality in low-light conditions and minimizing the “halo” effect

often associated with light interference caused by street lights and other sources of bright

light. These units include Filmless GaAs photocathodes, an autogated power supply,

a Resolution that ranges from 64 to 72 lp/mm and a Signal-to-Noise Ratio of 16 to 30.

Units with FLAG tubes are not available for export.

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