Scanned display with switched feeds and distortion correction
AssigneeMicrovision, Inc.
InventorHakan Urey
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeMicrovision, Inc.
InventorHakan Urey
Estimating the term…
A display or image capture apparatus includes a scanning assembly that scans about two or more axes, typically in a raster pattern. A plurality of light sources emit light from spaced apart locations toward the scanning assembly and the scanning assembly simultaneously scans more than one of the beams. The light sources are positioned so each beam illuminates a discrete region of the image field that is substantially non-overlapping with the other regions. Each line of the image is formed from segments where two or more of the segments define a line of an image. Because the lines are made from discrete segments, the problem of raster pinch is reduced. The achievable resolution of the display for a given scan angle and mirror size is increased relative to a mirror sweeping a single beam. Segments of different wavelengths can be overlapped to produce a color display.
An apparatus for producing a scanned optical beam that scans through a substantially rectilinear pattern, comprising:
An apparatus for scanning light energy from or toward a target area, comprising:
A scanning display responsive to an image signal having signal portions representing lines of a display, comprising:
A method of scanning a substantially raster pattern in a system having at least one resonant scanner having a forward scan direction and a reverse scan direction, comprising the steps of:
A method of scanning light through a selected target area, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.