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North Night Vision Technology Co.Ltd (NNVT) is the Chinese | North Night Vision Technology Co.Ltd (NNVT) is the largest [[Has Country::China|Chinese]] manufacturer for image intensifiers and their components (PSU, MCP and FOP). | ||
It is believed to manufacture image intensifiers using or at least based on production lines and technology purchased from [[Photonis Technologies SAS|Photonis]] (Photonis-DEP Nederland)<ref>https://www.researching.cn/ArticlePdf/m00002/2008/45/3/41.pdf</ref>. | |||
== Products == | |||
{{Unverified}}NNVT produces Gen. 1 and Gen. 2 image intensifiers in [[16mm]], [[18mm]], 25mm, 20/30mm and 40mm format, with wafer inverting, non-inverting, staging and hybrid formats and [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intensified_charge-coupled_device ICCD] night vision components. They also produce UV, solar blind UV, visible and SWIR Sensors. | |||
Furthermore, development for the following technologies is ongoing: | |||
* MCP-PMT | |||
* InGaAs Solid-State Low-Light Sensor | |||
* CIS Solid-State Low Light level Sensor | |||
At the core of NNVT's lineup of image intensifiers lies a single-digit iteration standing for each new production line, starting at 1, with 7 being the latest. | |||
In the past, NNVT used this iteration prefixed with ''NVT'' (e.g. NVT-5, ...) as naming convention. | |||
While some distributors still use this system, NNVT uses a product number system, usually consisting of two letters, four digits, followed by a suffix of up to two letters, like ''GT4864AW''. The first digit stands for the iteration. Product families, e.g. image intensifiers of the same format, replace the iteration with the letter X, and have no suffix, e.g. ''GTX864''. This system draws heavy inspiration of the product numbering system used by [[Photonis Technologies SAS|Photonis]]. | |||
== | === Iterations === | ||
=== NVT-1 === | === NVT-1 === | ||
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=== NVT-4 === | === NVT-4 === | ||
Introduced in 2006. | Introduced in 2006. Previously called CNT-4. | ||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
|+Specifications<ref>https://www.junpinnightvision.com/product/18mm-super-gen-2-image-intensifier/</ref> | |+Specifications<ref>https://www.junpinnightvision.com/product/18mm-super-gen-2-image-intensifier/</ref> | ||
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=== NVT-6 === | === NVT-6 === | ||
Introduced in 2018. | Introduced in 2018. All tubes feature autogating. Previously called DNT-6. | ||
NVT-6 adopts a new MCP processing technology and new photocathode process, leading to higher resolution and claiming better reliability. | |||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
|+Specifications<ref>https://www.junpinnightvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/NVT-6-Military-Grade.pdf</ref><ref>https://www.junpinnightvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/NVT-6-Commercial-Grade.pdf</ref> | |+Specifications<ref>https://www.junpinnightvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/NVT-6-Military-Grade.pdf</ref><ref>https://www.junpinnightvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/NVT-6-Commercial-Grade.pdf</ref> | ||
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=== NVT-7 === | === NVT-7 === | ||
Introduced in 2020. | Introduced in 2020, NVT-7 is the latest iteration of NNVT's image intensifiers. | ||
A newly developed photocathode process yields various improvements like increased sensitivity, an extended spectral range beyond 1000nm and smaller halo. | |||
16mm NVT-7 can be produced with high-frequency autogating and bright spot protection. | |||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
|+Specifications<ref>https://www.junpinnightvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/NVT-7-Military-Grade.pdf</ref> | |+Specifications<ref>https://www.junpinnightvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/NVT-7-Military-Grade.pdf</ref> | ||
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|P43/P45 | |P43/P45 | ||
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== Files == | |||
<gallery widths=300px heights=400px> | |||
File:NNVT Image Intensifiers.pdf|page=1 | |||
File:NNVT Image Intensifiers.pdf|page=2 | |||
File:NNVT Image Intensifiers.pdf|page=3 | |||
File:NNVT Image Intensifiers.pdf|page=4 | |||
File:NNVT Image Intensifiers.pdf|page=5 | |||
</gallery> | |||
== References == | == References == |
Latest revision as of 10:19, 3 April 2024
North Night Vision Technology Co.Ltd (NNVT) is the largest Chinese manufacturer for image intensifiers and their components (PSU, MCP and FOP).
It is believed to manufacture image intensifiers using or at least based on production lines and technology purchased from Photonis (Photonis-DEP Nederland)[1].
Products[edit | edit source]
NNVT produces Gen. 1 and Gen. 2 image intensifiers in 16mm, 18mm, 25mm, 20/30mm and 40mm format, with wafer inverting, non-inverting, staging and hybrid formats and ICCD night vision components. They also produce UV, solar blind UV, visible and SWIR Sensors.
Furthermore, development for the following technologies is ongoing:
- MCP-PMT
- InGaAs Solid-State Low-Light Sensor
- CIS Solid-State Low Light level Sensor
At the core of NNVT's lineup of image intensifiers lies a single-digit iteration standing for each new production line, starting at 1, with 7 being the latest.
In the past, NNVT used this iteration prefixed with NVT (e.g. NVT-5, ...) as naming convention.
While some distributors still use this system, NNVT uses a product number system, usually consisting of two letters, four digits, followed by a suffix of up to two letters, like GT4864AW. The first digit stands for the iteration. Product families, e.g. image intensifiers of the same format, replace the iteration with the letter X, and have no suffix, e.g. GTX864. This system draws heavy inspiration of the product numbering system used by Photonis.
Iterations[edit | edit source]
NVT-1[edit | edit source]
Gen. 1 image intensifiers introduced in the 1980s.
NVT-2[edit | edit source]
NNVTs first Gen. 2 image intensifiers introduced in the 1990s.
NVT-3[edit | edit source]
Introduced in 2006.
NVT-4[edit | edit source]
Introduced in 2006. Previously called CNT-4.
Performance parameters | Units of measurement | Values |
---|---|---|
Resolution | lp / mm | 57+ |
Photocathode Sensitivity | 28560 K, uA/lm | 600+ |
800nm, mA/W | 50+ | |
850nm, mA/W | 40+ | |
Signal to Noise Ratio | 22+ | |
Luminous Gain | @2x10-5 lx, cd/m2/lx | 8K-12K |
Phosphor | P22/P43/P45 |
NVT-5[edit | edit source]
Introduced in 2018. Only the military grade version features autogating.
Performance parameters | Units of measurement | Values |
---|---|---|
Resolution | lp/mm | 64+ |
Photocathode Sensitivity | 28560 K, uA/lm | 700-900 |
800nm, mA/W | 65+ | |
850nm, mA/W | 50+ | |
Signal to Noise Ratio | 25+ | |
Luminous Gain | @2x10-5 lx, cd/m2/lx | 12K-25K |
Phosphor | P22/P43/P45 |
NVT-6[edit | edit source]
Introduced in 2018. All tubes feature autogating. Previously called DNT-6.
NVT-6 adopts a new MCP processing technology and new photocathode process, leading to higher resolution and claiming better reliability.
Performance parameters | Units of measurement | Values |
---|---|---|
Resolution | lp/mm | 64+ |
High Light Resolution | @ 200lx, lp/mm | 48+ |
Photocathode Sensitivity | 28560 K, uA/lm | 850-1000 |
800nm, mA/W | 80+ | |
850nm, mA/W | 60+ | |
Signal to Noise Ratio | 28+ | |
EBI | μlx | 0.25- |
Luminous Gain | @2x10-5 lx, cd/m2/lx | 12K+ |
Halo | mm | 0.7-1.0 |
Phosphor | P22/P43/P45 |
NVT-7[edit | edit source]
Introduced in 2020, NVT-7 is the latest iteration of NNVT's image intensifiers.
A newly developed photocathode process yields various improvements like increased sensitivity, an extended spectral range beyond 1000nm and smaller halo.
16mm NVT-7 can be produced with high-frequency autogating and bright spot protection.
Performance parameters | Units of measurement | Values |
---|---|---|
Resolution | lp/mm | 68+ |
High Light Resolution | @ 200lx, lp/mm | 48+ |
Photocathode Sensitivity | 28560 K, uA/lm | 1000+ |
800nm, mA/W | ? | |
850nm, mA/W | ? | |
Signal to Noise Ratio | 28+ | |
EBI | μlx | 0.25- |
Luminous Gain | @2x10-5 lx, d/m2/lx | 12K+ |
Halo | mm | 0.7- |
Phosphor | P43/P45 |
Files[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ https://www.researching.cn/ArticlePdf/m00002/2008/45/3/41.pdf
- ↑ https://www.junpinnightvision.com/product/18mm-super-gen-2-image-intensifier/
- ↑ https://www.junpinnightvision.com/product/nvt-5cg-commercial-grade-image-intensifier-tube-pvs-14-pvs-31-night-vision-tube/
- ↑ https://www.junpinnightvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/NVT-5-Military-Grade.pdf
- ↑ https://www.junpinnightvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/NVT-6-Military-Grade.pdf
- ↑ https://www.junpinnightvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/NVT-6-Commercial-Grade.pdf
- ↑ https://www.junpinnightvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/NVT-7-Military-Grade.pdf