Patent classifications
G02B27/4233
Three-dimensional sensing system for determining three-dimensional profile of object and method thereof
A three-dimensional (3D) sensing system for determining a 3D profile of an object and a method are provided. The 3D sensing system includes a liquid crystal lens, a structure light source and a control circuit. The structure light source is configured to emit a structure light pattern with a plurality of dots on the object through the liquid crystal lens. The control circuit is configured to control the liquid crystal lens to separate the plurality of dots under a separating mode, and the control circuit is configured to control the liquid crystal lens to overlap the plurality of dots under an overlapping mode.
Optical integration device
An optical integration device includes a first circuit layer comprising a first surface adjacent a first diffractive layer, the first diffractive layer arranged on a side of the first circuit layer along a first direction, and a first connecting pad electrically connected with the first circuit layer through a first conductive member. The optical integration device includes a side surface extending along the first direction. The side surface defines a first concavity extending through the first diffractive layer along the first direction. The first connecting pad includes a first mounting member connected with the side surface, and a first convex member extending from the first mounting member and received in the first concavity. The first conductive member includes a first conductive part arranged between the side surface and the first mounting member, and a second conductive part arranged between the first surface and the first convex member.
DIFFRACTIVE OPTICAL ELEMENT, PARTITIONED UNIFORM LIGHT PROJECTION SYSTEM, ELECTRONIC DEVICE AND DESIGN METHOD
A diffractive optical element (10) comprises a microstructure plane provided thereon with at least one microstructural pattern unit. The diffractive optical element (10) can receive a light beam emitted from a partitioned light source array (20) and project a light field on a target surface (OB), wherein the partitioned light source array (20) comprises a plurality of light source arrays (20-1, 20-2, ..., 20-n) spaced along a first direction, and the microstructural pattern unit is configured to be capable of diverging and light homogenization-modulating a light beam emitted from a light source in the plurality of light source arrays (20-1, 20-2, ..., 20-n) along the first direction such that light field regions projected by adjacent light source arrays (20-1, 20-2, ..., 20-n) on the target surface are adjoined or overlapped with each other in the first direction. In the embodiments of the invention, there are gaps between adjacent partitions. The light source partitions are lightened in turn. When each light source partition is lightened, only a region in the target light field corresponding to the partition is illuminated uniformly. Moreover, when all partitions are lightened together, the whole target light field is illuminated uniformly. There is no dark space caused by gaps between partitions, thereby realizing uniform illumination of partitions in the target light field.
DIFFRACTIVE OPTICAL ELEMENT CAPABLE OF BEING USED FOR PROJECTING OBLIQUE LINE, PROJECTION APPARATUS, AND DESIGN METHOD THEREFOR
Provided is a design method for a diffractive optical element for being used for projecting an oblique line. The method comprises: determining an angle θ between an oblique line and a first direction (S101); according to the angle, determining a first cycle d1 of a diffractive optical element in the first direction and a second cycle d2 of the diffractive optical element in a second direction, wherein the first direction is perpendicular to the second direction, and the first cycle d1 and the second cycle d2 satisfy tgθ=d1/d2 (S102); and obtaining a phase distribution map of the diffractive optical element according to the first cycle d1, the second cycle d2 and a target pattern with an oblique line at 45° (S103). By means of the design method, the visual effect of an optical field projected by means of a diffractive optical element can be improved.
Light projector
A light projector including a light source, a beam multiplication film, and a tunable wave plate is provided. The light source is configured to emit a light beam. The beam multiplication film is disposed on a transmission path of the light beam and made of anisotropic refractive index material, wherein a plurality of separated light beams are produced after the light beam from the light source passes through the beam multiplication film. The tunable wave plate is disposed on transmission paths of the separated light beams from the beam multiplication film and configured to modulate the separated light beams.
OPTICAL ARITHMETIC DEVICE AND PRODUCTION METHOD FOR OPTICAL ARITHMETIC DEVICE
An optical computing device includes: a light-diffraction element group including planar light-diffraction elements made of a photo-curable resin; and a tubular body that houses the light-diffraction element group and that has an inner surface to which at least a part of a perimeter of each of the planar light-diffraction elements is fixed.
Virtual/augmented reality system having reverse angle diffraction grating
A display subsystem for a virtual image generation system comprises a planar waveguide apparatus, an optical fiber, at least one light source configured for emitting light from a distal end of the optical fiber, and a mechanical drive assembly to which the optical fiber is mounted as a fixed-free flexible cantilever. The drive assembly is configured for displacing a distal end of the optical fiber about a fulcrum in accordance with a scan pattern, such that the emitted light diverges from a longitudinal axis coincident with the fulcrum. The display subsystem further comprises an optical modulation apparatus configured for converging the light from the optical fiber towards the longitudinal axis, and an optical waveguide input apparatus configured for directing the light from the optical modulation apparatus down the planar waveguide apparatus, such that the planar waveguide apparatus displays one or more image frames to an end user.
Beam expander and method of operating the same
A beam expander includes first and second optical elements spaced apart from each other, and a light diffuser having an angular aperture that diffuses incident light through the angular aperture, wherein the first optical element in-couples the diffused light such that light exiting the first optical element has a first cross-sectional shape and light having a second cross-sectional shape different from the first cross-sectional shape is incident on the second optical element, and the second optical element out-couples light incident from the first optical element.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR INTERFERENCE FRINGE STABILIZATION
A system includes a diffractive optical element configured to receive a first beam and a second beam interfering with one another to generate a first interference pattern. The diffractive optical element is also configured to forwardly diffract the first beam and the second beam to output a third beam and a fourth beam. The third beam and the fourth beam interfere with one another to generate a second interference pattern. The system also includes a detector configured to detect the second interference pattern.
Vertical emitters with integral microlenses
An optoelectronic device includes a semiconductor substrate having first and second faces. A first array of emitters are formed on the first face of the semiconductor substrate and are configured to emit respective beams of radiation through the substrate. Electrical connections are coupled to actuate selectively first and second sets of the emitters in the first array. A second array of microlenses are formed on the second face of the semiconductor substrate in respective alignment with the emitters in at least one of the first and second sets and are configured to focus the beams emitted from the emitters in the at least one of the first and second sets so that the beams are transmitted from the second face with different, respective first and second focal properties.