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8 December 1986 Quantitative Comparison Of Different Microchannel Plate Image Intensifier Tubes As Nanosecond Light Shutters In Coupled Video Systems
Steven A. Jaramillo, George J. Yates
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Abstract
A comparison of different manufacturers' microchannel plate image intensifier tubes (MCPTs) in coupled video systems is presented. Comparative performances in the areas of optical gating speed, resolution, gain, and phosphor efficiency are discussed. Relative sensitivities for various combinations of coupled MCPT/TV imager systems including P-20 and P-20R phosphors cascaded to FPS (focus projection and scan) electrostatic vidicons with silicon or Sb2S3 targets and CID (charge injection devices) solid state imagers are included.
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Steven A. Jaramillo and George J. Yates "Quantitative Comparison Of Different Microchannel Plate Image Intensifier Tubes As Nanosecond Light Shutters In Coupled Video Systems", Proc. SPIE 0693, High Speed Photography, Videography, and Photonics IV, (8 December 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.936724
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KEYWORDS
Silicon

Microchannel plates

Video

Imaging systems

Antimony

Camera shutters

High speed photography

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