Unprecedented long -range night surveillance capacities

ATV-2000 

Range Gating Technology:

Unlike other night vision technologies, range gating does not require ambient light sources or suitable moonlight to function effectively. Range gating technology combines two key components: a pulsed laser beam (the DALIS™ illuminator) and specially designed camera intensifiers that open and close at high speeds (once every few hundred nanoseconds). Once the camera intensifiers and the laser beam pulses are synchronized, the integrated high-speed electronic camera will turn on at just the right instant, when conditions are split-second perfect for accurate viewing. Gating technology lets operators select a specific slice of space, so they view the target site, minus any distortion. Through range gating, the camera obtains smooth, accurate images — no over-exposure, no blank shots, and no wasted footage. High speed and precision make all the difference

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ATV-2000i - Unprecedented long-range night surveillance

The ability to mount a successful surveillance operation depends upon the quality of information collected in and around the target area. Obtaining long-range, sharp, real time images in complete darkness and adverse weather and recording them with key parameters is crucial for a wide variety of missions. Now, for the first time, a new tool just do that, the ATV-2000i. Considered the most advanced in the world, this system takes advantage of a series of cutting-edge technologies. Key features include range gating technology, a near-infrared DALIS™ laser illuminator slaved to the field of view of the camera; a motorized continuous zoom with a high magnification up to 240X and an intuitive user interface. Others features like a wide field of view color camera and a GPS facilitate operation and supply critical data in real time on the touch-screen monitor that may be video recorded for further analysis or evidence gathering..

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