Tailored drive signals align MEMS mirror phases and opening angles, resolving manufacturing variations in dual-eye projection systems.
A lenticular lens screen with a pitch larger than the laser beam diameter reduces speckle noise while maintaining high resolution and clarity.
A decenterized outer dome introduces second-order distortion to correct image plane aberrations in projection optics.
A projector light source detection unit measures illuminance across segmented frame periods to identify abnormal states.
A compact projection device uses a lifting support to adjust reflector position and angle for flexible optical path control.
Oscillating diffuser reduces speckle noise in laser displays while maintaining compact size.
Enlarging short axis divergence angle via angular distribution control element improves integrator rod homogenization without extending light rod length.
A lens adjusting device uses a sliding support to align guide posts before fastening.
Segmenting arrays by cooling needs reduces the installation area of the projection display apparatus.
Orthogonal emitter rows combined via a polarization combiner resolve the contradiction between compact projector size and uniform illumination intensity.
Phase-shifted pulse width modulation controls LED arrays in projection systems, resolving the trade-off between power consumption and response time.
A controller adjusts aerial image position and size based on user proximity detection.
Segmented lock members stabilize frame movement while simplifying folding operations via self-service dynamics.
A compact projection optical system uses a specific barrel diameter constraint to maintain uniform light distribution across the image plane.
A recognition unit detects projection environment states using sensor data to present inducement information for improved viewing conditions.
Liquid refrigerant flows through frame channels to cool the incident side polarization plate, resolving inadequate heat radiation for high-luminance projection.
A display device uses multiple projectors and diffraction gratings to direct specific color components to distinct viewing angles.
Reflective elements align distinct projector light paths to create overlapping transition zones, reducing brightness gradients on directional gain screens.
Three-lens projection assembly with convex third lens surface and specific focal length ratios.
A phosphor device employs a multi-layer dielectric substrate to boost red light output and color purity.
A projection device uses a five-monochromatic-light color wheel and Fresnel lens to direct light onto an LCD panel.
A phosphor wheel uses a disk plate groove with a reflection member to enhance heat dissipation and dynamic balance.
A projector design calculates reference values from airflow velocity and fin pitch to select optimal thermal modules.