Intensified Charge-coupled Device
An
intensified charged-coupled device
(ICCD) is a
CCD
that is fiber-optically connected to a
micro-channel plate
(MCP) to increase the sensitivity. In ICCD Cameras a photo-cathode in front of the MCP converts photons to electrons which are multiplied by the MCP. After the MCP a phosphor screen converts the electrons back to photons which are fiber-optically guided to the CCD. Also several cascades of MCPs are used. ICCDs are used in
night-vision
equipment. Besides the gain in sensitivity the possiblity of gating the MCP also offers the possibility to gate ICCD cameras very fast. Therefore ICCD cameras are also used for
range-gated imaging
. See also:
Electron-multiplying CCD
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