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===Sensitivity=== The sensitivity of an image intensifier tube is measured in [[microampere]]s per [[lumen (unit)|lumen]] (ΞΌA/lm). It defines how many electrons are produced per quantity of light that falls on the photocathode. This measurement should be made at a specific [[color temperature]], such as "at a colour temperature of 2854 K". The [[color temperature]] at which this test is made tends to vary slightly between manufacturers. Additional measurements at specific wavelengths are usually also specified, especially for Gen2 devices, such as at 800 [[nanometer|nm]] and 850 nm (infrared). Typically, the higher the value, the more sensitive the tube is to light.
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