Image display device and electronic apparatus
AssigneeSony Group Corporation
InventorSHINGO OHKAWA
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Abstract
An image display device of the present disclosure includes: a first optical unit configured to change a traveling direction of an optical path by refracting light from a display element; a second optical unit to which the light refracted by the first optical unit enters; and a control unit configured to set a timing to change the traveling direction of the optical path to a state that is different among a plurality of regions, which are determined by dividing a display region of the display element in a scanning direction by controlling a distance between the first optical unit and the second optical unit so as to correspond to each of the plurality of regions.
Claims17
An image display device comprising:
- a first optical unit configured to change a traveling direction of an optical path by refracting light from a display element;
- a second optical unit to which the light refracted by the first optical unit enters;
- and
- a control unit configured to set a timing, to change the traveling direction of the optical path to a state that is different among a plurality of regions, which are determined by dividing a display region of the display element in a scanning direction, by controlling a distance between the first optical unit and the second optical unit so as to correspond to each of the plurality of regions.
An electronic apparatus equipped with an image display device, wherein
- the image display device comprises:
- a first optical unit configured to change a traveling direction of an optical path by refracting light from a display element;
- a second optical unit to which the light refracted by the first optical unit enters;
- and
- a control unit configured to set a timing to change the traveling direction of the optical path to a state that is different among a plurality of regions, which are determined by dividing a display region of the display element in a scanning direction, by controlling a distance between the first optical unit and the second optical unit so as to correspond to each of the plurality of regions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.