Image amplifying tube system for day and night combined use in observation equipment
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1. An image amplifying tube system, comprising:
- an image amplifying tube assembly with an image amplifying tube for using a periscope of a naked-eye sighting device both during daytime and during nighttime, said image amplifying tube assembly being mounted on a frame of said periscope;
a first driving motor mounted on said frame, said first driving motor being engaged with a first driving gear of said image amplifying tube assembly accommodating movement of the image amplifying tube assembly approximately perpendicularly with respect to an optical path;
a second driving motor with a shaft bearing a first spur gear and a first bevel gear;
a first lead screw with a first lead screw gear engaged with said first spur gear;
a shaft gear with an end engaged with said first bevel gear;
a second bevel gear engaged with another end of said shaft gear;
a second spur gear mounted on a shaft of said second bevel gear, so as to allow said second spur gear to be engaged with a second lead screw gear of a second lead screw; and
said image amplifying tube being mounted on said first and second lead screws to reciprocate in a direction approximately parallel to said optical path.
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Abstract
An image amplifying tube system for a day and night combined use in an observation equipment includes an image amplifying tube assembly mounted on the daytime periscope of the naked-eye sighting device, in which the image amplifying tube assembly swerves from the optical path during the daytime sighting and moves into the optical path during the nighttime sighting. Consecutively, the image amplifying tube is positioned at a specific focusing distance on the optical path by a vertical and horizontal moving mechanism. In this way, it may be possible to use the periscope both in the daytime and in the nighttime.
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19 Claims
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1. An image amplifying tube system, comprising:
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an image amplifying tube assembly with an image amplifying tube for using a periscope of a naked-eye sighting device both during daytime and during nighttime, said image amplifying tube assembly being mounted on a frame of said periscope; a first driving motor mounted on said frame, said first driving motor being engaged with a first driving gear of said image amplifying tube assembly accommodating movement of the image amplifying tube assembly approximately perpendicularly with respect to an optical path; a second driving motor with a shaft bearing a first spur gear and a first bevel gear; a first lead screw with a first lead screw gear engaged with said first spur gear; a shaft gear with an end engaged with said first bevel gear; a second bevel gear engaged with another end of said shaft gear; a second spur gear mounted on a shaft of said second bevel gear, so as to allow said second spur gear to be engaged with a second lead screw gear of a second lead screw; and said image amplifying tube being mounted on said first and second lead screws to reciprocate in a direction approximately parallel to said optical path. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. An image amplifying tube system, comprising:
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an image amplifying tube; a frame of a periscope; a first driving motor mounted on said frame, said first driving motor being engaged with a first driving gear of said image amplifying tube assembly accommodating movement of the image amplifying tube assembly to move perpendicularly with respect to an optical path; and a second driving motor with a shaft for moving said image amplifying tube assembly in a direction parallel to said optical path. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. An image amplifying tube system, comprising:
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a frame for a periscope; an image amplifying tube mounted on said frame; and a first driving motor and a second driving motor accommodating movement of said image amplifying tube in a direction perpendicular to an optical path and in a direction parallel to said optical path respectively, wherein said optical path passes through said image amplifying tube when said image amplifying tube system is used during conditions of low ambient light and in a substantially dark environment, and said optical path does not pass through said image amplifying tube when said image amplifying tube system is used in daylight. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19)
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