Patent classifications
B29D11/00596
Internal check mirror for overhead bin and manufacturing method for same
An internal check mirror for an overhead bin comprises a Fresnel mirror having a convex mirror function which comprises a substrate of a transparent resin, a plurality of minute grooves having V-shaped cross-sections formed on a back surface side of the substrate, a reflective film covering a surface of the plurality of minute grooves and a protective layer covering the reflective film. A thickness of the Fresnel mirror is from 0.1 to 1.0 mm and a radius of curvature based on inclined surfaces of the plurality of the minute grooves is from 200 to 1000 nm. The Fresnel mirror has a width direction dimension of from 200 to 800 mm and a longitudinal directional dimension of from 150 to 600 mm.
Wide angle imaging directional backlights
An imaging directional backlight apparatus including a waveguide, a light source array, for providing large area directed illumination from localized light sources. The waveguide may include a stepped structure, in which the steps may further include extraction features optically hidden to guided light, propagating in a first forward direction. Returning light propagating in a second backward direction may be refracted, diffracted, or reflected by the features to provide discrete illumination beams exiting from the top surface of the waveguide. Viewing windows are formed through imaging individual light sources and hence defines the relative positions of system elements and ray paths. Lateral non-uniformities of output image are improved by means of adjustment of input aperture shape and reflective aperture shape. Cross talk in autostereoscopic and privacy displays may further be improved by light blocking layers arranged on the input end of the waveguide.
PROJECTING SYSTEM, SMALL RIGHT ANGLE PRISM MIRRORS, AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING SMALL RIGHT ANGLE PRISM MIRRORS
The present invention provides a method for fabricating small right angle prism mirrors, projecting system, and small right angle prism mirrors fabricated by a semiconductor process. The method comprises: coating a reflecting layer on a top surface of a glass substrate; forming an optical glue layer on a bottom surface of the glass substrate; utilizing a mold to form a 3D shape on the optical glue layer; exposing the optical glue layer having the 3D shape to solidify the optical glue layer having the 3D shape and combine the glass substrate having the reflecting layer and the optical glue layer having the 3D shape; removing the mold to form a small prism array; and dicing the small prism array to generate a plurality of small right angle prism mirrors.
Method and Device for Producing an Optical Component Having at Least Three Monolithically Arranged Optical Functional Surfaces and Optical Component
A method and a device for producing an optical component having at least three monolithically arranged optical functional surfaces and an optical component are disclosed. The method includes calculating a continuous surface composite, which includes the first optical functional surface and the second optical functional surface, producing the continuous surface composite, which contains the first and second optical functional surfaces in a defined shape and a relative position to one another, on the first side of the optical component through machining by a machine tool, producing at least one reference surface arranged outside the optical functional surfaces on the optical component or on a mount and having a defined positional relation to the optical functional surfaces through machining by the machine tool and repositioning the optical component in such a way that the second side of the optical component is machined with the machine tool, wherein the at least one reference surface serves as a contact surface or mounting surface.
Optical projection system and devices thereof
The structure of the present invention majorly includes: an outer shell body; at least one connection portion; and an optical projection system set inside the outer shell body. The optical projection system includes: an imaging unit; a reflector; a reflective curved mirror; and at least one optical lens; wherein the imaging unit projects the predefined image and incidents on the reflective curved mirror after being reflected by the reflector to adjust the imaging path and correct the aberration. And, the optical lens will magnify the predefined image in the imaging path to make the predefined image reflected to the user's eyes through the windshield to form the virtual image of the predefined image refracted outside the windshield. The present invention can realize the triangle imaging principle in a smaller space, enlarge the imaging range, reduce the aberration problem, and simply set outside the dashboard through the outer shell body.
Wide angle imaging directional backlights
An imaging directional backlight apparatus includes a waveguide and a light source array for providing large area directed illumination from localized light sources. The waveguide may include a stepped structure. The steps may include extraction features optically hidden to guided light, propagating in a first forward direction. Returning light propagating in a second backward direction may be refracted, diffracted, or reflected by the features, providing discrete illumination beams exiting from the top surface of the waveguide. Viewing windows are formed through imaging individual light sources and define the relative positions of system elements and ray paths. The uncorrected system creates non-illuminated void portions when viewed off-axis preventing uniform wide angle 2D illumination modes. The input end may have microstructures arranged to remove this non uniformity at wide angles. The microstructures may have reduced reflectivity for parts of the input end that contribute to stray light in privacy and autostereoscopic modes.
MIRROR FOR A HEAD-UP DISPLAY
A mirror for a head-up display, in particular for a head-up display for transportation is disclosed. A head-up display comprising such a mirror is also disclosed. The mirror has a base body with a planar region and a rib arranged at a periphery of the planar region. A mirror layer is arranged on the planar region wherein the rib has an anti-reflective structure.
OPTICAL PROJECTION SYSTEM AND DEVICES THEREOF
The structure of the present invention majorly includes: an outer shell body; at least one connection portion; and an optical projection system set inside the outer shell body. The optical projection system includes: an imaging unit; a reflector; a reflective curved mirror; and at least one optical lens; wherein the imaging unit projects the predefined image and incidents on the reflective curved mirror after being reflected by the reflector to adjust the imaging path and correct the aberration. And, the optical lens will magnify the predefined image in the imaging path to make the predefined image reflected to the user's eyes through the windshield to form the virtual image of the predefined image refracted outside the windshield. The present invention can realize the triangle imaging principle in a smaller space, enlarge the imaging range, reduce the aberration problem, and simply set outside the dashboard through the outer shell body.
PRISM, FORMING MOLD, AND METHOD OF PRODUCING PRISM
A forming mold for forming a prism by press molding includes a first mold, a second mold, and a third mold. The second mold includes a surface configured to form a base surface of a non-optical surface and is configured to define, together with the first mold, a space in which a material is disposed. The third mold is slidable with respect to the second mold so as to project toward the space with respect to the second mold and is configured to form a recess portion recessed with respect to the base surface.
COLLIMATED LIGHT SOURCE, MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF AND DISPLAY DEVICE
The embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a collimated light source, a manufacturing method thereof and a display device. The collimated light source includes a substrate, a film layer with a plurality of concave microstructures on the substrate, a reflective layer on the film layer, and a plurality of light-emitting parts corresponding to the concave microstructures one-to-one. Each of the light-emitting parts is located at a focal point of a corresponding concave microstructure. According to the embodiments of the present disclosure, the light emitted from each light-emitting part is reflected by the reflective layer on the corresponding concave microstructure and then exits in parallel light from a side of the reflective layer facing away from the substrate.