Yönaäkölaiteet
Yönaäkölaiteet, often translated as night vision devices, are optoelectronic devices that allow users to see in low-light conditions or complete darkness. These devices amplify existing ambient light, such as starlight or moonlight, or utilize infrared (IR) illumination to produce a visible image. The fundamental principle behind most night vision technology is image intensification. This process involves capturing photons, converting them into electrons, amplifying these electrons, and then converting them back into photons that form an image on a display.
There are generally two main types of night vision technologies: passive and active. Passive systems rely solely
Night vision devices come in various forms, including monoculars, binoculars, goggles, and weapon sights. They are