Assymetric spot area spoke reduction
An asymmetric, area-based technology, applied to instruments, optical elements for changing the spectral characteristics of emitted light, lighting and heating equipment, etc., can solve problems such as reducing brightness
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[0011] In this specification: (a) the term "part" may mean the whole part or a part less than the whole part; (b) the term "encapsulation" may mean a substrate or a sealed container, which may include a partial die, wafer, or micromechanical device in the environment; (c) the term "tapered" may mean a volume of space illuminated by projecting a shape in cross-section, where the projected shape is not necessarily a perfect circle (e.g., not necessarily is the base of a perfect cone); and (d) the term "optics" may mean any component or collection of components for at least one of generating, propagating, reflecting, refracting, masking, filtering, modulating and projecting light.
[0012] In some projectors, light from a light source is reflected and focused into illuminated areas (spots). The spot appears to be perfectly circular (eg, with a constant radius) when viewed along the axis of travel of the focused light. The focal point of the illuminated spot is brought into focus...
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