Autostereoscopic display
An autostereoscopic and display technology, applied to stereoscopic systems, instruments, televisions, etc., can solve problems such as unsatisfactory visual impressions
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[0026] The figures show an autostereoscopic display 1 which corresponds to some extent to the autostereoscopic display disclosed in DE 10 2005 029 431 A1, to which reference is therefore made, in order to avoid repetition, the content of which is hereby incorporated in its entirety.
[0027] The autostereoscopic display 1 has an OLED backlight 2 , a lenticular grid 3 and an LCD display 4 , which are in each case constructed in a planar manner and arranged in layers parallel and one in front of the other.
[0028] OLED backlighting 2 has many parallel light strip groups 5 (see Figure 4 ), wherein, in different single cases, each of the respective light strip groups 5 has a pair of parallel light strips 6 and 7 for illuminating different eyes of the viewer.
[0029] However, it is also possible that each of the individual light strip groups 5 has multiple pairs of light strips to enable multi-user operation. This means that accordingly multiple viewers receive a three-dimensio...
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