MX10130 Green Phosphor NVT4 FOM1400

The MX10130 PVS 7 is a type of image intensifier tube commonly used in night vision devices. These tubes amplify low-light images to make them visible to the human eye. Here’s a brief overview of how image intensifier tubes like the MX10130 work and their components:

Basic Operation

1. Photo-Cathode: The process begins with the photo-cathode, which converts incoming photons (light particles) into electrons. The efficiency and the spectral response of the photo-cathode determine how well the tube performs in varying light conditions.
2. Microchannel Plate (MCP): After the electrons are emitted from the photo-cathode, they are directed into a microchannel plate. The MCP consists of thousands of tiny channels that amplify the number of electrons through a process known as secondary emission. As electrons travel through these channels, they collide with the channel walls, generating additional electrons. We also have MX10130 white phosphor for sale.
3. Phosphor Screen: The amplified electron stream is then directed towards a phosphor screen. When the electrons hit the phosphor, they cause it to luminesce, producing visible light.
4. Output: The resulting light is a brightened image that corresponds to the original low-light scene. This image can then be viewed through an eyepiece or projected onto a display.

Applications

Chinese Image intensifier tube MX10130 are mostly used in PVS7 night vision goggles and other night vision devices.