Projector, projection unit and interactive board
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorEiji MORIKUNI
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Abstract
A projector includes: a body including a light source, a display plane illuminated with light from the light source, and a projection optical system which projects light from the display plane; and a projection unit which projects the light from the display plane, which is projected from the projection optical system, toward an illumination-targeted plane, wherein the projection unit includes a negative power convex angle-widening mirror, and wherein the angle-widening mirror reflects light forming an image plane of the display plane for angle-widening, the image plane being inclined to the display plane.
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A projector comprising:
- a body including a light source, a display plane illuminated with light from the light source, and a projection optical system that projects light from the display plane;
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- a projection unit that projects the light from the display plane through the projection optical system toward an illumination-targeted plane, the projection unit having a negative power convex angle-widening mirror, the angle-widening mirror reflecting light forming an image plane of the display plane for angle-widening, and the image plane being inclined to the display plane.
A projection unit which is used in combination with a body including a light source, a display plane illuminated with light from the light source, and a projection optical system which projects light from the display plane, and projects the light from the display plane, which is projected from the projection optical system, toward an illumination-targeted plane, comprising:
- a negative power convex angle-widening mirror which reflects light forming an image plane of the display plane, the image plane being inclined to the display plane, for angle-widening.
A projector comprising:
- a body including a projection optical system, the projection optical system projecting image light;
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- a projection unit that projects the image light projected from the projection optical system toward an illumination-targeted plane,
- the projection unit including
- a variable magnification optical system that converts a magnification of an image by the image light;
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- an angle-widening mirror that reflects the image light from the variable magnification optical system for angle-widening, and
- the variable magnification optical system that converts a magnification of an image forming an image plane inclined to an optical axis of the projection optical system.
A projector comprising:
- a body including a projection optical system, the projection optical system projecting image light;
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- a projection unit that projects the image light projected from the projection optical system toward an illumination-targeted plane,
- the projection unit including an angle-widening mirror that reflects the image light from the projection optical system for angle-widening,
- the projection optical system acting as a variable magnification optical system, the variable magnification optical system converting a magnification of an image by the image light, and
- the variable magnification optical system converting a magnification of an image forming an image plane inclined to an optical axis of the projection optical system.
A projection unit which is used in combination with a body including a projection optical system which projects image light, and projects the image light projected from the projection optical system toward an illumination-targeted plane, comprising:
- a variable magnification optical system which converts a magnification of an image by the image light projected from the projection optical system;
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- an angle-widening mirror which reflects the image light from the variable magnification optical system for angle-widening,
- wherein the variable magnification optical system converts a magnification of an image forming an image plane inclined to a normal line of an optical axis of the projection optical system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.