A finned metal housing passively cools an MRI bore projector while Faraday-cage shielding limits electromagnetic interference in fields up to 3 Tesla.
Pitch variation below 7.5% and 0.50–0.80/μm inflection density balance cutoff characteristics with diffracted bright-spot suppression.
An optical guide stays clear of the conducting line while remaining within 0.7 mm of the source, preserving light homogenization and wire reliability.
S- and P-polarized beams let one projector route separate or shared images through reflective and transmissive prism surfaces to multiple occupants.
Segmenting the photonic film by spherical ratio helps laminate large-profile glass with fewer edge wrinkles while preserving projection quality.
The sleeve fastens the light uniform column indirectly, reducing scratching during assembly while maintaining firm positioning in a projection device.
Beam splitters and a reflecting mirror merge misaligned light sources into one path, improving projection efficiency while simplifying optics.
Camera-based intensity and pattern-center evaluation aligns the emitter array and lens stack to reduce distortion and improve spot homogeneity.
Beam combiners merge dual-projector light for 2D mode and separate paths for 3D, reducing keystone artifacts without pixel-warping routines.
An absorbing layer, inclined reflectors, and grooved transparent layer reject external light while reflecting projector images without sputtered coatings.
A tiltable transparent plate uses Lorentz-force actuation to shift pixels and diffuse light, improving image resolution while reducing speckle noise.
When phosphor damage could expose direct laser light, polarization optics block the beam without electrical detection circuits.
A concave reflection surface and negative-power lens control aberrations and lens protrusion, enabling a smaller-diameter projector at short throw ratios.
Coordinated aperture diameter and colored-light drive current maintain white balance while adjusting projected-image brightness.
MEMS-controlled diffraction surfaces replace mechanical beam scanning, reducing display size and noise while supporting overlapping color modes.
An abutting element supports the flexible board’s bonding region to stabilize conduction while the fixing element secures both boards.
Polarized light and selective reflection manage image contrast while fans and channels dissipate heat during brightness-varying projection.
An integral metal retainer and first shifter reduce interface errors and thermal movement for accurate lens positioning in projection displays.