Patent classifications
G03B21/2073
PROJECTOR AND OPTICAL UNIT
A projector according to the present technology includes a blower mechanism, a liquid crystal lightbulb, a light-incident-side polarization plate, and a light-emitting-side polarization plate. The blower mechanism generates a cooling wind. The light-incident-side polarization plate includes a plurality of wires formed to extend non-parallel to the cooling wind blown by the blower mechanism and is arranged on a light-incident side of the liquid crystal lightbulb. The light-emitting-side polarization plate includes a plurality of wires formed to extend non-parallel to the cooling wind blown by the blower mechanism and is arranged on a light-emitting side of the liquid crystal lightbulb.
PROJECTOR, FUNCTIONAL FILTER, AND SUBSTITUTE GLASS PLATE
[Solving Means] A projector according to the present technology includes a lightbulb, a projection section, and a replacement mechanism. The lightbulb modulates light. The projection section projects light modulated by the lightbulb. The replacement mechanism holds a transmissive member arranged on an optical path between the lightbulb and the projection section and is capable of replacing the transmissive member.
Efficient conjugate illumination system for LCD projector and projection method thereof
An efficient conjugate lighting system for an LCD projector, includes an LED light source, a square cone condenser, a collimating lens, a quarter-wave plate, a brightness-enhancing polarizer, an LCD light valve, a field lens and a projection lens which are provided in sequence according to a direction of light travel; wherein the efficient conjugate lighting system for the LCD projector further comprises a reflecting mirror provided at an entrance port of the square cone condenser; a light-transmitting surface of the entrance port of the square cone condenser is bisected along a horizontal centerline or a vertical centerline to form a first sub-light-transmitting surface and a second sub-light-transmitting surface; a light-emitting surface of the LED light source is provided on the first sub-light-transmitting surface, and the reflector is provided on the second sub-light-transmitting surface.
Illumination system and projection device
An illumination system and a projection device having good uniformity are provided. The illumination system includes at least one light source, a depolarizing element, and a light homogenizing element. The at least one light source is configured to provide multiple beams. The depolarizing element is disposed on a transmission path of the beams. The depolarizing element includes a first optical element, which is wedge-shaped and has a first optical axis. A direction of any one of the beams incident onto the first optical element is parallel to the first optical axis. The beams respectively become multiple linearly polarized beams with different polarization directions after passing through the first optical element. The light homogenizing element is configured to allow the linearly polarized beams to pass through to form an illumination beam. The depolarizing element is located between the at least one light source and the light homogenizing element.
PROJECTION DEVICE BASED ON LED LIGHT SOURCE
The application relates to the technical field of projection, and discloses a projection device which can improve the brightness of projection imaging. Part of the projection device comprises: an LED light source, a color wheel, a light-equalizing rod, a convex lens, a first Fresnel lens, an LCD panel and a projection lens; a ray of target light emitted by the LED light source emits a target alternating light through the color wheel, and the target alternating light comprises five monochromatic lights including red light, green light, blue light, yellow light and white light, and the five monochromatic lights enter the light-equalizing rod for uniform treatment to emit an uniform light spot, the uniform light spot is imaged at the first Fresnel lens through the convex lens, then irradiated into the LCD panel, and projected by the projection lens.
LASER PROJECTION APPARATUS
The laser projection apparatus includes a laser source, an optical engine and a projection lens. The laser source includes a base plate, a plurality of light-emitting components and a reflecting portion. The plurality of light-emitting components include a first light-emitting component and a second light-emitting component. The polarization direction of the laser beam emitted by one of the first light-emitting component and the second light-emitting component is parallel to the base plate, and the polarization direction of the laser beam emitted by another of the first light-emitting component and the second light-emitting component is perpendicular to the base plate. The reflecting prism is configured to change a polarization polarity of one of the laser beam with the polarization direction perpendicular to the base plate or the laser beam with the polarization direction parallel to the base plate.
BEAM SPLITTING ELEMENT AND PROJECTION DEVICE
A beam splitting element as provided includes an optical substrate and a diffuse reflection layer. The optical substrate is configured to reflect or allow the incident beam to pass through. The diffuse reflection layer is disposed on a portion of a surface of the optical substrate. The incident beam is split into first and second split beams through the beam splitting element and satisfies one of the following conditions: field angles of the first and second split beams exit from the beam splitting element are different; the field angles of the first and second split beams exit from the beam splitting element are the same, and exit directions of the first and second split beams are parallel to each other. A projection device having the beam splitting element is also provided.
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.
Image projector
An image projector includes a spatial light modulator (SLM) with a two dimensional array of pixel elements controllable to modulate a property of light transmitted or reflected by the pixel elements. An illumination arrangement delivers illumination to the SLM. A collimating arrangement collimates illumination from the SLM to generate a collimated image directed to an exit stop. The illumination arrangement is configured to sequentially illuminate regions of the SLM, each corresponding to a multiple pixel elements. A controller synchronously controls the pixel elements and the illumination arrangement so as to project a collimated image with pixel intensities corresponding to a digital image.
Light outputting apparatus and image display system
A light outputting apparatus includes a light source that outputs a first light flux, a collimator that parallelizes the first light flux, a light separator that separates the first light flux into a first partial light flux and a second partial light flux, a first light flux width expander, and a second light flux width expander. The light separator causes the first partial light flux to exit in a first direction and the second partial light flux to exit in a second direction. When a first plane is assumed to be a plane containing the first direction and the second direction, the first light flux width expander expands a width of the first partial light flux in a direction along the first plane, and the second light flux width expander expands a width of the second partial light flux in a direction along the first plane.