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US 2008/0259157 A1Published application
Lenticular Design By Applying Light Blocking Feature
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorAge Jochem Van Dalfsen
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorAge Jochem Van Dalfsen
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An autostereoscopic display apparatus (104, 200, 301, 401, 501) is disclosed, comprising lenticular means (203, 305, 402, 502) configured to direct and control light emitted from a source (201, 302). The lenticular means comprises an array of lenticular elements (204, 306, 403, 503), said array of lenticular elements comprising a first surface facing light incident from said source and a second surface facing light emergent from said second surface. The apparatus further comprises a light-absorbing repetitive pattern (507, 517) restricting light passing through said lenticular elements to only a desired portion of said lenticular elements, said light-absorbing repetitive pattern being applied on said second surface of said lenticular means. Use of the autostereoscopic display apparatus in a 3D display and/or multi-view static or dynamic display is also disclosed.
An autostereoscopic display apparatus comprising lenticular means configured to direct light emitted from a source, said lenticular means comprising lenticular elements, said lenticular elements comprising a first surface facing light incident from said source and a second surface facing light emergent from said second surface, said apparatus further comprising a light-absorbing repetitive pattern restricting light passing through said lenticular elements to a portion of said lenticular elements, said light-absorbing repetitive pattern being applied on said second surface.
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