Patent classifications
G03B21/20
LIGHTING DEVICE
The purpose is to realize a lighting device which can project a light spot of rectangle with a simple structure. The invention is: A lighting device having a light source unit 1, the light source unit 1 including a funnel shaped reflector 10 and an LED 20, in which the funnel shaped reflector 10 includes a neck and an opening, the LED 20 is disposed at the neck of the funnel shaped reflector 10, a plan view of the opening is a rectangle, and provided a distance from the neck to the opening along axis is d, and one side of the rectangle is x, either one of the first light source unit and the second light source unit satisfies, d / x is 2 or larger.
PHOSPHOR WHEEL, LIGHT SOURCE DEVICE, AND PROJECTION IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE
A phosphor wheel according to the present disclosure includes: a first substrate having a first main surface and a second main surface opposite to the first main surface, the first substrate including a metal material; a phosphor ring provided on the first main surface of the first substrate; a second substrate having a third main surface and a fourth main surface being opposite to the third main surface, the second substrate including a metal material; a plurality of heat dissipation fins disposed on the fourth main surface of the second substrate; and a motor mounted on the first substrate. The second main surface of the first substrate and the third main surface of the second substrate are joined by brazing. The motor is mounted on the first substrate with a gap interposed between the motor and the second substrate.
Polarization-Dependent Light Steering Apparatus-Based Wide Projection Display System
Disclosed is a polarization-dependent light steering device based wide projection display system which can extend the screen projection region of an image at low cost without lowering of resolution. A wide projection display system according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises: a projector for sequentially outputting, in a time division scheme, images to be projected to different regions on a screen; and a light steering device installed behind the projector to differently control the output directions of the images according to the polarization directions of the images. The light steering device comprises a plurality of Fresnel prism arrays having polarization dependence. The plurality of Fresnel prism arrays are stacked along the projection direction of images output from the projector.
Polarization-Dependent Light Steering Apparatus-Based Wide Projection Display System
Disclosed is a polarization-dependent light steering device based wide projection display system which can extend the screen projection region of an image at low cost without lowering of resolution. A wide projection display system according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises: a projector for sequentially outputting, in a time division scheme, images to be projected to different regions on a screen; and a light steering device installed behind the projector to differently control the output directions of the images according to the polarization directions of the images. The light steering device comprises a plurality of Fresnel prism arrays having polarization dependence. The plurality of Fresnel prism arrays are stacked along the projection direction of images output from the projector.
EMBEDDED PHOSPHOR CERAMIC TILE
The invention provides an assembly (2000) comprising a luminescent body (200), a thermally conductive element (400), and a coating layer (500), wherein: the luminescent body (200) comprises a luminescent material (210), wherein the luminescent body (200) comprises a ceramic luminescent body, and wherein the luminescent body (200) comprises an external surface (220); the thermally conductive element (400) comprises metal material (410); at least 25% of the external surface (220) is in thermal contact with the thermally conductive element (400); and—the coating layer (500) is configured between the luminescent body (200) and the thermally conductive element (400).
EFFICIENT USER-DEFINED SDR-TO-HDR CONVERSION WITH MODEL TEMPLATES
Embodiments are disclosed for projection systems with rotatable anamorphic lenses. In an embodiment, an optical projection system comprises: a light source; an optical integrator configured to receive light from the light source and to distribute a uniform pattern of light; a relay lens system including two or more rotatable anamorphic lenses, the anamorphic lenses oriented about an optical axis to transform the uniform pattern of light into an image having a specified aspect ratio; at least one spatial light modulator configured to receive the image and direct a spatially modulated image along an optical path; and at least one projection lens configured to receive the spatially modulated image from the optical path and to project the spatially modulated image onto an image plane with the specified aspect ratio. In a DLP projection system, the relative angle of the two or more rotatable anamorphic lenses is less than 90 degrees to pre-distort the image, resulting in a more rectangular spatially modulated image having the specified aspect ratio.
Laser illumination device
An Electrically Switchable Bragg Grating (ESBG) despeckler device comprising at least one ESBG element recorded in a hPDLC sandwiched between transparent substrates to which transparent conductive coatings have been applied. At least one of said coatings is patterned to provide a two-dimensional array of independently switchable ESBG pixels. Each ESBG pixel has a first unique speckle state under said first applied voltage and a second unique speckle state under said second applied voltage.
INTERFERENCE LENS AND PROJECTION AMBIENT LAMP
An interference lens and a projection ambient lamp are provided. The interference lens includes: an interference sheet with a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface, the first surface being a rough surface; and a reflective film provided at the interference sheet; wherein light is reflected by the reflective film to form an interference pattern. The projection ambient lamp includes the foregoing interference lens, a light source and a focusing lens; light emitted from the light source passes through the interference lens and is reflected by the reflective film to form an interference pattern, which is focused by the focusing lens and projected on a medium. The present disclosure realizes simplification of the structure by providing a reflective film at the interference lens, hence utilization of light energy is higher, power consumption is lower, manufacturing cost is lower, and projection effect is better.
PROJECTION DEVICE
A projection device comprises first light sources, an interference disk, a condensing lampshade, and a driving device. Both of the interference disk and the condensing lampshade are arranged on light paths of the first light sources. The condensing lampshade is arranged behind the interference disk, and the interference disk is made stationary relative to the first light sources. The driving device drives the condensing lampshade to rotate. When the driving device drives the condensing lampshade to rotate, the projection light emitted after sequentially passing through the interference disk and the condensing lampshade projects an effect of clouds moving. The light paths of the projection light emitted by the first light sources are relatively stable after passing through the interference disk and before entering the condensing lampshade.
PROJECTION DEVICE
A projection device comprises first light sources, an interference disk, a condensing lampshade, and a driving device. Both of the interference disk and the condensing lampshade are arranged on light paths of the first light sources. The condensing lampshade is arranged behind the interference disk, and the interference disk is made stationary relative to the first light sources. The driving device drives the condensing lampshade to rotate. When the driving device drives the condensing lampshade to rotate, the projection light emitted after sequentially passing through the interference disk and the condensing lampshade projects an effect of clouds moving. The light paths of the projection light emitted by the first light sources are relatively stable after passing through the interference disk and before entering the condensing lampshade.