Image display device, display panel, and terminal device
AssigneeNLT Technologies, Ltd.
InventorsShinya NIIOKA, Koji SHIGEMURA
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Abstract
A subpixel 4S has a parallelogram aperture, which is equivalent upon rotation by 180 degrees in a XY plane and asymmetric about a line R-R′ or L-L′ parallel to the Y-axis and passing through the center Or or Ol of the subpixel. The subpixels 4S adjacent to each other in the X-axis direction in a unit of display 4U are point-symmetric about the center Ou of the unit of display 4U. The apertures of a right-eye pixel 4R and left eye pixel 4L have the centers Or and Ol around the intersections of the diagonals of their respective parallelograms, respectively. The centers Or and Ol are shifted from a line E-E′ to be away from each other in the Y-axis direction.
Claims12
An image display device, comprising:
- a display panel in which units of display including at least a pixel displaying a first observing point image and a pixel displaying a second observing point image are arranged in a matrix;
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- an optical distributer for distributing light emitted from said pixel displaying the first observing point image and pixel displaying the second observing point image in directions different from each other in a first direction, wherein
- said pixel displaying the first observing point image and pixel displaying the second observing point image are adjacent to each other in said first direction;
- said units of display are arranged in rows extending in said first direction and in columns extending in a second direction perpendicular to said first direction;
- a shielding unit is provided around an aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and an aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image;
- the aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image include a first region where the apertures overlap with each other in said second direction and a second region that is a remaining region;
- a total aperture width in said second direction of the aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image in said first region is a first aperture width;
- an aperture width in said second direction of the aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image in said second region is a second aperture width;
- a third region where two of said units of display adjacent to each other in said first direction overlap with each other in said second direction is provided, and a total aperture width in said second direction of said two units of display in said third region is a third aperture width;
- the aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image each comprises a shape that is at least point-symmetric and not line-symmetric;
- centers of the apertures are shifted in said second direction with respect to a line parallel to said first direction and passing through a center of said unit of display, and the aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image are point-symmetric about the center of said unit of display;
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- said third aperture width is different from said first aperture width.
A display panel in which units of display including at least a pixel displaying a first observing point image and a pixel displaying a second observing point image are arranged in a matrix, wherein:
- said units of display are arranged in rows extending in a first direction in which said pixel displaying the first observing point image and pixel displaying the second observing point image are adjacent to each other and in columns extending in a second direction perpendicular to said first direction;
- a shielding unit is provided around an aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and an aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image;
- the aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image include a first region where the apertures overlap with each other in said second direction and a second region that is a remaining region;
- a total aperture width in said second direction of the aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image in said first region is a first aperture width;
- an aperture width in said second direction of the aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image in said second region is a second aperture width;
- a third region where two of said units of display adjacent to each other in said first direction overlap with each other in said second direction is provided, and a total aperture width in said second direction of said two units of display in said third region is a third aperture width;
- the aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image each comprises a shape that is at least point-symmetric and not line-symmetric;
- centers of the apertures are shifted in said second direction with respect to a line parallel to said first direction and passing through a center of said unit of display, and the aperture of said pixel displaying the first observing point image and aperture of said pixel displaying the second observing point image are point-symmetric about the center of said unit of display;
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- said third aperture width is different from said first aperture width.
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