Three-dimensional image display device
A display device and stereoscopic image technology, applied in stereophotography, optics, lens, etc., can solve problems such as narrowing of viewing angle, darkening of displayed image, difficulty in satisfying image resolution, viewing angle, and image brightness at the same time, and achieve The effect of high resolution and large viewing angle
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[0046] exist figure 1 A schematic configuration of the stereoscopic image display device according to Embodiment 1 is shown in . 10 is an image display unit for synthesizing a plurality of original images with different viewpoints, 11 is a diffraction element array, and 12 is a lenticular lens array. exist figure 1 In , each element is described as being separated, but some or all of them may be in close contact, or may be separated at predetermined intervals. What is necessary is just to optimize the shape of the lenticular lens array 12 and the shape of the diffraction element array 11 according to the arrangement|positioning of each element. As shown in the figure, let the vertical axis and the horizontal axis parallel to the image display part be the Z axis and the Y axis, respectively, and let the axis perpendicular to the Z axis and the X axis be the X axis. exist figure 1 In , a plurality of vertical lines parallel to the Z-axis described on the diffraction eleme...
Embodiment 1
[0069] An acrylic lenticular lens array 12 in which a plurality of cylindrical lenticular lenses is arranged in parallel with the Z axis is used. The arrangement pitch of the lenticular lenses in the Y-axis direction is 2.54 mm (1 / 10 inch), and the focal length is 4 mm. A two-dimensional image was obtained by arranging ten CCD cameras at intervals of 24 mm in the Y-axis direction, taking in images observed from ten viewpoints, and synthesizing them. This two-dimensional image is printed with an inkjet printer to form the image display unit 10 . Then, the diffraction element array 11 and the lenticular lens array 12 are correctly arranged so that there is no positional deviation, and a stereoscopic image display device is manufactured.
[0070] Diffraction element array 11 is formed on a glass substrate 11a (material name: Sumita Optical Glass K-PSK100, d-line refractive index 1.592, Abbe number 60.5) in the shape of a blazed diffraction grating with a step d of 15 μm formed o...
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[0074] A lenticular lens array 12 made of cycloolefin (ZEONEX480R manufactured by Nippon Zeon Co., Ltd.) in which a plurality of cylindrical lenticular lenses was arranged in parallel to the Z axis was used. The arrangement pitch of the lenticular lenses in the Y-axis direction is 2.54 mm (1 / 10 inch), and the focal length is 4 mm. A two-dimensional image was obtained by arranging ten CCD cameras at intervals of 24 mm in the Y-axis direction, taking in images observed from ten viewpoints, and synthesizing them. This two-dimensional image is printed with an inkjet printer to form the image display unit 10 . Then, the diffraction element array 11 and the lenticular lens array 12 are correctly arranged so that there is no positional deviation, and a stereoscopic image display device is produced.
[0075] As the material (the first material) of the base material 11a of the diffraction element array 11, use comprises the composite material (d line refractive index 1.683, Abbe's num...
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