For surveillance operation at night or under unfavourable weather
conditions, such as rain, fog, thin foliage, long distance in the
all cases where any different surveillance methods are failed.
OPERATION PRINCIPLE
The operation of the DM-740 is based on the principle of laser
illumination and selection of distance while any objects are invisible.
A semiconductor laser radiates short pulses. Upon reaching an observed
object every such pulse is reflected and received by the image converter
tube, opened only during the time period when the reflected pulse
is entering the device. Such design excludes the effects of backward
scattering from particles of semitransparent atmosphere and ensures
fast target recognition. The received optical signal is converted
to electronic signal by Image Intensifier and transmitted to the
eyepiece.Unlike radar systems which give a point image DM-740 provides
with identification of objects under observation achieved through
visualisation of the surroundings.A distance between the observer
and an observed object is displayed by the DM-740 digital indicators.
Features:
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DM-740 can operate in two modes : passive and active mode
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The passive mode is used at the conditions of more or less
transparent atmosphere under nature night lighting (starlight)
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The active mode is used at the bad visibility conditions,
including, rain, snow, thin foliage, fog and for long distance
Specification
Identification Range ( for human figure ); m
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up to 400-1000
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Distance Measurement Accuracy , m
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20
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Type of Image Intensifier
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Gen. II
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Photocathode Sensitivity, µA/Lm
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240
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Gain
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50000
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Sublighting Power, mW
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40
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Radiation Wave Length, mkm
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0.85
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Radiation Pulse Duration, nc
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100
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Magnification, x
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2.5
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Field of view, deg
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15 - Passive Mode
4.8x2.4 - Active/Active-Pulse Mode
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Power Supply
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9V (3xCR123) - internal
12V, 1,2A - external
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Overall dimensions, mm
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290x180x75
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Weight, kg
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2.2
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