Method for color correction of field sequential light valve projectors with line-at-a-time addressing
AssigneePhilips Electronics North America Corporation
InventorMatthew Scott Brennesholtz
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AssigneePhilips Electronics North America Corporation
InventorMatthew Scott Brennesholtz
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In a single panel scrolling raster projection system of the type having a single light source, a single light valve panel, a rotatable element having surface segments for separating the white light into color bands, and field-sequential, line-at-a-time addressing means, one or more of the color bands is sized to have a height in the scrolling direction greater than the height of the panel in the scrolling direction, and sizing the remaining bands to have a scrolling height substantially equal to that of the panel. Color correction is achieved by changing the power of the light source to increase or decrease its illumination during the period in which the panel is substantially entirely illuminated by a color band having a scrolling height greater than that of the panel, and/or by adjusting the scrolling heights of the color bands relative to one another.
A method of color correction for a single panel scrolling raster color projection system, the system having a single white light source, a single light valve panel, an element for separating the white light into two or more scrolling color bands, and a field-sequential, line-at-a-time addressing system, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of color correction for a single panel scrolling raster color projection system, the system having a single white light source, a single light valve panel, an element for separating the white light into two or more scrolling color bands, and a field-sequential, line-at-a-time addressing system, the method comprising the steps of:
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