What does NFOV stand for?

Narrow Field Of View

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Barlow lens can also be used by itself as a Galilean eyepiece to give a magnification of 17x and a very narrow field of view to simulate the "Galileo experience".

IYA2009 news and events

FineLock is a smart tracker sensor with a narrow field of view that enables the Trimble S8 to detect a target without interference from surrounding prisms, the company said.

United States: Trimble Updates Survey Offerings, Expands Corrections ...

The drones are looking down in a narrow field of view, he noted.

Army starts over with aerial common sensor

The SWD goggle has a relatively narrow field of view and a small interior volume that affords minimal room for eyeglass frames.

The benefits of modern goggle technology

Each aircraft's head-up display is small, with a narrow field of view.

Glasnost and the glass cockpit

It needs to have a cool thermal system with a wide field of view and a narrow field of view where you can scan an entire area and then zoom in and detect various types of targets.

Stryker not up to speed in some areas, soldiers claim

The target must be an object that the telescope has not already observed, is small enough to fit within Hubble's narrow field of view, and isn't extremely faint.

A chance to point Hubble