Patent classifications
G03B33/10
Projection display apparatus
Embodiments of the disclosure provide a projection display apparatus comprising: a light source for emitting a light beam; a first light path configured to project the light beam emitted from the light source to a first display position; a second light path configured to project the light beam emitted from the light source to a second display position; a light patch switching device configured to switch the light beam emitted from the light source between the first light path and the second light path; and a light modulation device through which both the first light path and the second light path pass, wherein the light modulation device is configured to modulate the light beam passing therethrough to generate a display image.
IMAGING APPARATUS AND FOCUS CONTROL METHOD
An imaging apparatus includes: a distance measurement unit that measures distance values of a plurality of points in a first area which has a focus point as a reference point; a statistical unit that calculates statistics indicating a variation in the measured distance values of the plurality of points in the first area; a size determination unit that determines the size of a second area which has the focus point as a reference point, on the basis of the calculated statistics; a contrast evaluation value calculation unit that calculates a contrast evaluation value on the basis of an image of the second area; and a focusing unit that moves a focus lens to a lens position determined on the basis of the calculated contrast evaluation value.
Projection-type display device and heat dissipation method
A projection-type display device includes: R, G, and B light sources that emit light beams with different colors; a projection unit that projects light beams based on image information among light beams emitted from the light sources onto a projection screen; a heat sink that radiates heat generated from the R light source, which has a maximum change in light emission intensity relative to a change in temperature, among the light sources; and a heat sink that radiates heat generated from the G and B light sources and that has a surface area smaller than that of the heat sink. In a use state, the R light source is disposed on a side apart from the other light sources in a direction opposite to a direction of gravitational force.
Projection-type display device and heat dissipation method
A projection-type display device includes: R, G, and B light sources that emit light beams with different colors; a projection unit that projects light beams based on image information among light beams emitted from the light sources onto a projection screen; a heat sink that radiates heat generated from the R light source, which has a maximum change in light emission intensity relative to a change in temperature, among the light sources; and a heat sink that radiates heat generated from the G and B light sources and that has a surface area smaller than that of the heat sink. In a use state, the R light source is disposed on a side apart from the other light sources in a direction opposite to a direction of gravitational force.
Light source system with a switching system to generate two light beams having preset proportions, and related projection system
A light source system and a projection system, comprising a light source; a switching system switching light emitted by the light source into at least two light beams having a preset proportion in the manner of time division or light intensity division; a color wheel assembly located in a transmission light path of each light beam of the at least two light beams, with the color wheel assembly generating light having different colors and a preset proportion under the irradiation of each light beam of the at least two light beams, and light of different colors being able to synthesize a projection image after being modulated by a light modulation system, wherein the switching system can adjust the proportion of the at least two light beams according to the parameters of the projection image, so as to adjust the proportion of the light of different colors.
RGB PROJECTOR WITH MULTI-LASER BROADBAND LIGHT SOURCE AND SYSTEM FOR DYNAMICALLY CONTROLLING IMAGE CONTRAST RATIO
A high dynamic range projector (HDRP) is configured with at least one spatial light modulator having red, green and blue digital light projector (DPL) chips, a light laser source including red, green and blue (RGB) light laser systems which are operative to illuminate respective DLP chips; and a central processing unit (CPU) coupled to the DLP engines and respective RGB light laser systems, wherein the CPU is operative to determine an optimal average power of each of the RGB light laser systems at a frame rate based on a desired contrast ratio.
RGB PROJECTOR WITH MULTI-LASER BROADBAND LIGHT SOURCE AND SYSTEM FOR DYNAMICALLY CONTROLLING IMAGE CONTRAST RATIO
A high dynamic range projector (HDRP) is configured with at least one spatial light modulator having red, green and blue digital light projector (DPL) chips, a light laser source including red, green and blue (RGB) light laser systems which are operative to illuminate respective DLP chips; and a central processing unit (CPU) coupled to the DLP engines and respective RGB light laser systems, wherein the CPU is operative to determine an optimal average power of each of the RGB light laser systems at a frame rate based on a desired contrast ratio.
Multicolor illumination for a single panel display source
A display system for providing multicolor light patches for illuminating display images includes at least one light source for providing a light, at least one light pipe having an input end and an output end for allowing the light to enter via the input end and exit via the output end, and at least one color interface coupled to the output end of the at least one light pipe. The at least one color interface includes at least one color material and each color material has a different color characteristic. Light passing through the color material creates an illumination patch associated with the color characteristic of the color material. The display system further includes an optical device coupled with the at least one color interface and configured to receive the illumination patches, combine the illumination patches, and cause a combined illumination patch to be projected as a display image.
Mountable clear displays and projection systems
Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for mountable clear displays and projection systems. In one embodiment, a system may include a mirror surface and a transparent display sheet adhered to the mirror surface. The transparent display sheet may include a blue phosphor layer that absorbs light having the first wavelength and emits light having a fourth wavelength of about 460 nm, a green phosphor layer that absorbs light having the second wavelength and emits light having a fifth wavelength of about 530 nm, a red phosphor layer that absorbs light having the third wavelength and emits light having a sixth wavelength of about 625 nm, and a blue light blocking layer attached to the red phosphor layer of the transparent display sheet, the blue light blocking layer configured to absorb blue light passing through the transparent display sheet.
Color correction using multiple LED arrays
An illumination system and method can provide illumination at a specified color point. A first lens can project first light, from a first light-emitting diode (LED) array of first LEDs, corresponding to a specified illumination pattern and having a first color point, onto a scene to form first illumination regions at the scene that correspond to the first LEDs. A second lens can project second light, from a second LED array of second LEDs, having a second color point, onto the scene to form second illumination regions at the scene that at least partially overlap with corresponding first illumination regions at the scene. The first illumination can combine with the second illumination at the scene to form combined illumination that corresponds to the specified illumination pattern. The combined illumination can have a specified color point, such as between the first color point and the second color point.