A phosphor wheel uses a partial reflective coating on an annular phosphor layer to redirect excitation light for improved optical concentration.
A projection device uses multiple light-emitting assemblies to form independent light spots on a light valve for localized illumination control.
A projector cooling device uses a heat pipe to transfer thermal energy from a Peltier element to a heat sink.
A projection system emits light through a first medium into a second medium with a different refractive index to form an image.
Axial fan unit directs airflow through a flow-guiding duct to cool lamp modules in projection apparatuses.
Combining post-scan correction with beam expansion resolves the contradiction between distortion correction and infinite focus maintenance.
A double-sided mirror divides a laser beam into sub-beams focused at different angles to decorrelate speckle patterns.
Integrated optical units process multiple light-emitting units into combined beams, reducing dichroic mirror count and volume in laser projection devices.
Separate light guiding plates direct specific fluxes to distinct observers, eliminating crosstalk and uneven illumination in multi-viewer displays.
A prism architecture separates and combines light using dichroic layers to minimize back working distance in projection systems.
A projection display device detects image light shielded by an operator's body to trigger immediate visual or auditory alerts.
Replacing dichroic coatings with a wavelength-selective mirror allows total internal reflection of laser light, maintaining brightness while reducing volume.
A light source device segments polarization conversion across multiple split elements to emit linearly polarized colored light beams.
Remote devices analyze sensed data to generate command signals that trigger self-protection procedures, preventing failures during critical display operations.
Tilted regions on a rotating glass disk displace reflected light to enhance pixel resolution without complex drive circuitry or large lenses.
A stereoscopic light source system uses a single laser, rotary wheel, and TIR prism to output distinct wavebands for projection.
Elongated transmissive prisms direct image light to viewers while deflecting ambient light away, enhancing perceived contrast ratios in lit environments.
A projection optical system uses a planar optical substrate to fold the light path and form an intermediate image on a concave mirror.
A projection apparatus uses a beam-splitting module to divide an image beam into sub-beams for distinct imaging planes.
An asymmetric assembly member balances the rotating phosphor wheel without extra components.
A brightness enhancement polarizer and quarter wave plate convert reflected light into useful illumination for LCD projectors.