Projection display-use screen and projection display system optical system
AssigneeTatsuo Uchida
InventorsTatsuo Uchida, Baku Katagiri, Toru Kawakami, Takahiro Ishinabe
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Abstract
To realize a diffusion film in which arbitrary control of the diffuse light intensity distribution characteristics, and an angular range of diffusion does not change with respect to an incoming light from a specific angular range and a light-outgoing direction converting element that is high in efficiency of conversion of the outgoing direction, and has no limit in the angle of conversion of the outgoing direction, and to provide a thin-model high-quality projection display using the same as a screen.
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A projection display screen having a diffusion film for diffusing light incoming from an angular range of diffusion of an incident light into an angular range of diffusion of an outgoing light, wherein the diffusion film comprises a structure in which a plurality of layers, each of said plurality of layers has a different refractive index from adjacent layers, and an interface between the adjacent layers is substantially in a wavy shape, said plurality of layers constitute a plurality of step index optical waveguides that form stripes arranged in a banded state in a direction in a film plane and that extend in a direction of a layer inclination angle which is distributed substantially in a top hat shape within a predetermined angular range with respect to a direction of film thickness.
A projection display screen having a diffusion film for diffusing light incoming from an angular range of diffusion of an incident light into an angular range of diffusion of an outgoing light, wherein the diffusion film comprises a structure in which a plurality of layers, each of said plurality of layers has a different refractive index from adjacent layers, and an interface between the adjacent layers is substantially in a wavy shape, said plurality of layers constitute a plurality of step index optical waveguides that form stripes arranged in a banded state in a direction in a film plane, one or more peaks are included within a predetermined angular range with respect to a direction of film thickness, and the plurality of layers extends in a direction of a layer inclination angle which is distributed substantially in a top hat shape excepting said peaks within the predetermined angular range.
A projection display screen having a diffusion film for diffusing light incoming from an angular range of diffusion of an incident light into an angular range of diffusion of an outgoing light, wherein the diffusion film comprises a structure in which a plurality of layers constituting optical wave guides having a gradient refractive index distribution in one layer that brings out a light collecting property in the direction of the layer thickness extends in a direction of film thickness or in the direction inclined from this direction with a layer length distributed within a predetermined range substantially in a top hat shape in a portion in the direction of the film thickness.
A screen using a film having a function of converting a light-outgoing direction comprising a diffusion film for diffusing light incoming from an angular range of diffusion of the incident light into an angular range of diffusion of an outgoing light;
- and a light-outgoing direction converting film for causing light incoming from an oblique direction to go out toward the front, wherein the light-outgoing direction converting film comprises a structure in which a plurality of layers, each of which has a curved shape and has a different reflective index from the adjacent layers, forming a plurality of step index type optical waveguides is arranged in a banded state in the direction in a film plane, and extends so as to be bent with respect to a direction of film thickness.
A screen using a film having a function of converting a light-outgoing direction comprising a diffusion film for diffusing light incoming from an angular range of diffusion of the incident light into an angular range of diffusion of an outgoing light;
- and a light-outgoing direction converting film for causing light incoming from an oblique direction to go out toward the front, wherein the light-outgoing direction converting film comprises a structure in which a plurality of layers forming optical waveguides having a curved shape and having a gradient refractive index distribution in one layer, which brings out a light-collecting property in the direction of the layer thickness is arranged in a banded state in the direction in a film plane, and extend so as to be bent with respect to the direction of film thickness.
A screen having a light outgoing direction converting/diffusing film that causes incident light from an oblique direction to diffuse and go out toward the front direction, wherein the light-outgoing direction converting/diffusing film comprises a structure in which a plurality of layers, each of plurality of layers has different refractive index from adjacent layers, each of said plurality of layers has a curved shape and an interface of the adjacent layers is substantially in a wavy shape, and forming a plurality of step index type optical waveguides is arranged in a banded state in the direction in a film plane, and extends so as to be bent with respect to the direction of the film thickness, and layer inclination angles which are distributed substantially in a top hat shape.
A screen having a light-outgoing direction converting/diffusing film that causes incident light from an oblique direction to diffuse and go out toward the front direction, wherein the light-outgoing direction converting/diffusing film comprises a structure in which a plurality of layers forming optical waveguides having a curved shape and having a gradient refractive index distribution in one layer, which brings out a light-collecting property in a direction of layer thickness is arranged in a banded state in the direction in a film plane, and extends so as to be bent with respect to a direction of film thickness, and a length of the layers are distributed substantially in a top hat shape.
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