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134 results about "Rear-projection television" patented technology

Rear-projection television (RPTV) is a type of large-screen television display technology. Until approximately 2006, most of the relatively affordable consumer large screen TVs up to 100 in (250 cm) used rear-projection technology. A variation is a video projector, using similar technology, which projects onto a screen.

Fresnel lens sheet for rear projection screen

A Fresnel lens sheet of a multifocal type is intended to be used in combination with a lenticular lens sheet to construct a rear projection screen for a rear projection television receiver. An annular portion (2) of the Fresnel lens sheet at a distance (R) in a range of 0.05 h to 0.5 h, where h is the height of the Fresnel lens sheet, from the optical center (C) of the Fresnel lens sheet, have the shortest focal length fmin among those of other portions of the Fresnel lens sheet, whereby uniformity in brightness of a screen employing the Fresnel lens sheet can be achieved. Alternatively, a portion where an exit angle ( theta ) of outgoing light ray relative to a normal to the surface of the Fresnel lens sheet is the greatest, lies at a distance (R) in a range of 0.3 h to 0.8 h from the optical center (C) of the Fresnel lens sheet, to obtain the same result.
Owner:DAI NIPPON PRINTING CO LTD

Rear projection TV with improved micromirror array

InactiveUS20050007557A1Minimize light diffractionContrast ratio is reducedTelevision system detailsProjectorsLight beamLight diffraction
In order to minimize light diffraction along the direction of switching and more particularly light diffraction into the acceptance cone of the collection optics, in the present invention, micromirrors are provided which are not rectangular. Also, in order to minimize the cost of the illumination optics and the size of the display unit of the present invention, the light source is placed orthogonal to the rows (or columns) of the array, and/or the light source is placed orthogonal to a side of the frame defining the active area of the array. The incident light beam, though orthogonal to the sides of the active area, is not however, orthogonal to any substantial portion of sides of the individual micromirrors in the array. Orthogonal sides cause incident light to diffract along the direction of micromirror switching, and result in light ‘leakage’ into the ‘on’ state even if the micromirror is in the ‘off’ state. This light diffraction decreases the contrast ratio of the micromirror. The micromirrors of the present invention result in an improved contrast ratio, and the arrangement of the light source to micromirror array in the present invention results in a more compact system. Another feature of the invention is the ability of the micromirrors to pivot in opposite direction to on and off positions (the on position directing light to collection optics), where the movement to the on position is greater than movement to the off position. A further feature of the invention is a package for the micromirror array, the package having a window that is not parallel to the substrate upon which the micromirrors are formed. One example of the invention includes all the above features.
Owner:VENTURE LENDING & LEASING IV +1

Light emitting diode heat dissipating module and display apparatus applied thereto

A display apparatus, such as a rear projection television, includes a housing, a display panel and a plurality of LED heat dissipating modules disposed in the housing. The display panel is connected to the housing, and each of the LED heat dissipating modules includes a pulsating heat pipe, a plurality of fins, and a plurality of LEDs for providing light to the display panel. The LEDs are disposed on the pulsating heat pipe and located at the vaporizing section, and the fins are connected to the pulsating heat pipe and all located at the condensing section for increasing the heat dissipating area.
Owner:DELTA ELECTRONICS INC

Rear projection television

The present invention provides an inexpensive rear projection television including a cooling structure that blows air directly against a heating element that generates heat to become hot, thus suppressing a rise in the temperature of the heating element. In addition, the shapes of having exhaust ducts are simplified, thus reducing the cost. A first duct 71 and a second duct 101 are formed to have generally U-shaped cross sections; air blown by a first blowing fan 70 is exhausted to the exterior through the first duct 71 and external air is supplied to a second blowing fan 100 through the second duct 101. The U-shaped opening sides of the ducts are attached to a lower cabinet 5 to form cylindrical paths. Consequently, the costs of the ducts are lower than those of integrally cylindrically molded ducts.
Owner:ORION ELECTRIC CO LTD

Easy-maintain rear projection television

A rear projection television includes a casing with a space therein and a plurality of modular units. A plurality of maintenance holes are formed through the casing to communicate with the space. The modular units are positioned in the space to correspond to the maintenance holes. When one component inside the casing needs repairing, only a lid covering the corresponding maintenance hole is dismounted for the user to quickly take the component out, without moving the casing. Thereby, the repair process is simplified with saved repair labor and space.
Owner:CORETRONIC

Optical assembly for rear projection television

Abstract of Disclosure The rear projection television of the present invention comprises an optical assembly; an optical engine disposed on the lower supporting base of the optical assembly; a hood member coupled to an end of the supporting base at the front end of the optical engine; an inlet disposed on the hood member, the inlet having an elastic sealed cover which allows the projection lens of the optical engine to be extended inside the hood member and closely wraps the external diameter of the projection lens; a first mirror disposed in front of the projection lens; a second mirroris disposed on the upper end of the inner side of the hood member along the optical path of the small reflective projection lens. A screen is coupled to the outlet of the hood member along the optical reflection path of the second mirror. Covering the components one by one by means of a hood member and a screen according to the size of the optical path and excluding the optical engine of the heat-generating element outside constitute a sealed space with an isolation of air from the exterior for preventing the external dust, moisture, and temperature. Thus, such arrangement constitutes an optical assembly of the present invention.
Owner:CORETRONIC
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