Digital projector using arrayed light sources
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsMark A. Harland, Barry D. Silverstein, James R. Kircher
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsMark A. Harland, Barry D. Silverstein, James R. Kircher
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A beam alignment chamber extending in a length direction comprising a base having a front edge, and two side edges, first and second opposed side walls connected to the base, and extending along the length of the base, a front wall located at the front edge of the base having an output opening. The beam alignment chamber further comprises a plurality of arrays of light sources disposed to direct light beams through the first or second side walls, and a plurality of reflectors mounted on the base, each having independent yaw and pitch adjustments, each reflector being paired with a corresponding array of light sources, the base-mounted reflectors being disposed to direct the light beams along the length of the beam alignment chamber through the output opening forming an aligned two-dimensional array of parallel light beams.
A beam alignment chamber extending in a length direction comprising:
A method for aligning a plurality of light beams comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.