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The AN/PAS-13 Light Thermal Weapon Sight is a handheld infrared sensor that can be used to detect targets at long range, night and day. It is used by both conventional and special operations units.
AN/PAS-13B(V)1 Features
It is a passive system, meaning it does not emit any signals that can be detected by the enemy. Unlike image intensifier systems, the thermal imaging sight is insensitive to "bloom", i.e. sudden bright light sources.
The V1 or Light version is usually mounted on weapons such as M16 rifles or rocket launchers such as the M136 (AT4).
The sight has a data port that allows it to be connected to external equipment such as recording devices.
Operates on disposable lithium or rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.
Specifications
Magnification: 3.1x / 1.55x (narrow/wide)
Target Recognition Range: 550 m
Moisture resistance: submersion up to 1 m
Time to operation: less than 120 seconds from the moment of switching on
Mounting: Picatinny MIL-STD-1913 or NATO/STANAG
Video output: EIA-RS-170, NTSC
Detector: 40×16 focal plane scanning array (640 pixels); IR spectrum from 3 to 5 µm.
Power supply: 4x AA batteries
Operating time (lithium batteries): 5 hours under normal conditions
Operating temperature: -37...+49°C / -35…120°F
Storage temperature: -46...+71°C / -51…160°F
Weight: 860 g / 1.9 lb