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The Image Intensifier Tube is the core component of a night vision device, responsible for converting weak ambient light (such as starlight and moonlight) into a clearly visible image. Its working principle is to convert light signals into electrons via a photocathode. After amplification by a microchannel plate (MCP), the signals are reconverted into an enhanced optical image on a phosphor screen, enabling observation in low-light environments.

The core of the low-light night vision device is the image intensifier tube, which amplifies weak light tens of thousands of times through photoelectric conversion to achieve night imaging.