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Thermal imaging scopes have become widely used in hunting. In Russia, such equipment can be used to hunt bears, ungulates, wolves, and foxes. It's no longer surprising that high-tech developments from the military are migrating into civilian life. A good example is a thermal imager for hunting. It won't find a bird or animal for you, but it will help you with this difficult task. What other advantages does a thermal imaging device offer a hunter, and are there any disadvantages? First, a little theory. A thermal imager is a type of night vision device that scans temperature, but with its own unique characteristics. It can detect various sources of thermal radiation, including humans, animals, and embers. In other words, it is tuned to analyze a specific temperature range. The sensor in a thermal imager is a matrix connected to an IR-transparent lens. It transmits the thermal signal, and the result is displayed in the eyepiece. Rare earth metals, particularly germanium, are used to make the lens. And for good reason: they are highly sensitive to temperature changes. The sensor is most often made of silicon. Its job is to determine the degree of heating of a given area, assign it a color, and calculate the distance to the target. In some thermal imagers, the sensor also records information to a computer. Advertisement: Maxim (Beijing) International Culture Media Co., Ltd. ERID: 2SDnjdMj7J1