Projection display apparatus and method for projecting image onto a screen
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsTaketoshi Hibi, Shinji Okamori
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsTaketoshi Hibi, Shinji Okamori
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A projection-type display apparatus for projecting an image onto a screen includes a light source, a signal processing unit for processing an input image signal to output a first image signal representing first primary-color information R1, G1, and B1 representing values of red, green, and blue components of an image to be projected, a signal conversion unit for converting the first image signal into a second image signal representing a coefficient M which depends on luminance of the image to be projected defined by the first primary-color information R1, G1, and B1, and into a third image signal representing second primary-color information R2=R1/M, G2=G1/M, and B2=B1/M. The projection-type display apparatus also includes a first light valve for modulating light received from the light source in accordance with the coefficient M, the light changing in color among red, green, and blue, a second light valve for further modulating the light received from the first light valve in accordance with the second primary-color information R2, G2, and B2 in sequence, and a projection unit for throwing the light received from the second light valve onto the screen.
A projection display apparatus for projecting an image onto a screen, comprising:
A projection display apparatus for projecting an image onto a screen, comprising:
A projection display apparatus for projecting an image onto a screen, comprising:
A method of driving a projection display apparatus having a light source, a first light valve modulating light received from the light source in accordance with a first drive signal, the light changing in color among red, green and blue, a second light valve further modulating the light received from the first light valve in accordance with a second drive signal, and a projection unit throwing the light received from the second light valve onto a screen, comprising the steps of:
A method of driving a projection display apparatus having a light source, a first light valve modulating light received from the light source in accordance with a first drive signal, a light-separation unit separating the light modulated by the first light valve into red, green and blue lights, three second light valves further modulating the red, green and blue lights received from the color separation unit in accordance with second drive signals, and a projection unit throwing mixture of the red, green, and blue lights modulated by the three second light valves onto a screen;
A method of driving a projection display apparatus having a light source, a first light valve modulating light received from the light source in accordance with a first drive signal, a second light valve further modulating the light received from the first light valve in accordance with a second drive signal, and a projection unit for throwing the light received from the second light valve onto a screen, comprising the steps of:
A device for driving a projection display apparatus having a light source, a first light valve modulating light received from the light source in accordance with a first drive signal, a second light valve further modulating the light received from the first light valve in accordance with a second drive signal, and a projection unit for throwing the light received from the second light valve onto a screen, said device comprising:
A device for driving a projection display apparatus having a light source, a first light valve modulating light received from the light source in accordance with a first drive signal, a second light valve further modulating the light received from the first light valve in accordance with a second drive signal, and a projection unit for throwing the light received from the second light valve onto a screen, said device comprising:
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