Laser backlight surface light source

Abstract

The invention provides a laser backlight surface light source which comprises a laser source, a beam-splitter mirror, a reflecting mirror, two beam expanding mirrors, two tiny light guide bars and a light guide plate, wherein the laser source is positioned in front of the beam-splitter mirror, and the reflecting mirror is arranged behind the beam-splitter mirror; the two beam expanding mirrors are respectively arranged at one side of the beam-splitter mirror and the reflecting mirror; the tiny light guide bars are embedded at the upper and the lower sides of the light guide plate and respectively positioned at one side of the two beam expanding mirrors; after being treated by light splitting and beam expanding, a laser beam passes through the two tiny light guide bars to form a cylinder or line light source evenly giving out light towards the side; and the light given out from the side of the tiny light guide bars enters the light guide plate for homogenizing light, so that the laser backlight surface light source can be formed. The light source has reasonable structure, and is far better than a backlight adopted by the existing liquid crystal display system in the aspects of color gamut range, color brightness degree and color fidelity when being used for liquid crystal display.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a laser backlight surface light source for a laser display system, belonging to the technical field of laser display. Background technique [0002] In recent years, the development of liquid crystal display (LCD) has advanced by leaps and bounds, and it occupies a very important position in the field of flat panel display. LCD TVs, notebook computers, mobile phones, etc. have entered thousands of households, and LCD monitors have become the mainstream monitors in the market today. This stems from the various advantages of liquid crystal displays: no radiation, low energy consumption, small heat dissipation, light and thin, and easy to carry. Most traditional liquid crystal displays use cold cathode fluorescent tubes (CCFL) as backlight sources, and their main defects are: [0003] 1. Cold cathode fluorescent tubes contain a small amount of mercury, which does not meet environmental protection standards; [0004] 2. Light lea...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] 1. Cold cathode fluorescent tubes contain a small amount of mercury, which does not meet environmental protection standards;

[0004] 2. Light leakage is more common, it is difficult to start at low temperature, and the response time is longer;

[0005] 3. The color gamut range is smaller than that of CRT, and generally on

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