Comparison AGM PVS-14 NW1 vs AGM PVS-14 NL1

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	AGM PVS-14 NW1	AGM PVS-14 NL1
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Type	night Vision Device	night Vision Device
Form factor	monocular	monocular
Principle of operation	EOC	EOC
EOC generation	II+	II+
Optical specs
Optical magnification	1 x	1 x
Digital magnification	1 x	1 x
Lens diameter	26 mm	26 mm
Angular field of view	40 °	40 °
Min. focus distance	0.25 m	0.25 m
Offset of the exit pupil		17 mm
Diopter adjustment
IR illuminator specs
Built-in IR illuminator
More features
More features	dust-, waterproof shockproof ergonomic eyecups	dust-, waterproof shockproof ergonomic eyecups
General
Power source	1xAA	1xAA
Continuous operating time	50 h	50 h
Operating temperature range	-51°C ~ +49 °С	-51°C ~ +49 °С
Dimensions	114x63x69 mm	114x63x69 mm
Weight	320 g	320 g
Added to E-Catalog	june 2023	may 2023

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Offset of the exit pupil

The offset is the distance between the eyepiece lens and the exit pupil of an optical instrument (see "Exit Pupil Diameter"). Optimum image quality is achieved when the exit pupil is projected directly into the observer's eye; so from a practical point of view, offset is the distance from the eye to the eyepiece lens that provides the best visibility and does not darken the edges (vignetting). A large offset is especially important if the night vision device is supposed to be used simultaneously with glasses — after all, in such cases it is not possible to bring the eyepiece close to the eye. It is also relevant for devices that can be installed on a weapon: the greater the distance to the eye, the less likely it is to get injured due to recoil.