Projection device and projection-type video display device
US-9217879-B2 · Dec 22, 2015 · US
US10078229B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10078229-B2 |
| Application number | US-201213982023-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jan 10, 2012 |
| Priority date | Jan 29, 2011 |
| Publication date | Sep 18, 2018 |
| Grant date | Sep 18, 2018 |
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A speckle reduction apparatus ( 300 ) based on Mie scattering and perturbation drive is disclosed. The speckle reduction apparatus ( 300 ) comprises an optical reflective chamber ( 302 ) having an incident-light coupling device ( 301 ) and an exiting face ( 303 ) disposed thereon, and an optical device ( 308 ) which faces the incident-light coupling device ( 301 ) of the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ). The inner walls of the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ), except for the wall of light transparent exiting face ( 303 ), are mirror surfaces. The optical reflective chamber ( 302 ) is fully filled with transparent material ( 401 ) having medium particles ( 402 ) dispersed therein, which are able to induce Mie scattering of the incident laser. Either or both of the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ) and the optical device ( 308 ) are provided with a perturbation-sensitive device. The present invention may be implemented with reasonable and compact structure, achieving the following effects: low cost, effective speckle reduction, high laser efficiency, stability, safety, and uniform light intensity.
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What is claimed: 1. A speckle reduction apparatus based on Mie scattering and perturbation drive, characterized in that the said apparatus comprises: an optical reflective chamber ( 302 ) having an incident-light coupling device ( 301 ) and an light transparent exiting face ( 303 ) disposed thereon, and an optical device ( 308 ) for directing an incident laser into the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ), wherein the optical device ( 308 ) is positioned before the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ) and facing the incident-light coupling device ( 301 ) of the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ); wherein the inner walls of the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ), except for the wall of light transparent exiting face ( 303 ), have a high reflective property, and the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ) is fully filled with transparent material ( 401 ) having medium particles ( 402 ) dispersed therein, dimensions of which are able to induce Mie scattering of the incident laser, such that a total reflection and multiple Mie scattering occur within the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ); and wherein a perturbation-sensitive device is coupled to the optical device ( 308 ), the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ) or both, and the perturbation-sensitive device senses external perturbations and randomly changes the incident states of the incident laser in response to the sensed external perturbations by moving the optical device ( 308 ), the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ) or both. 2. The speckle reduction apparatus based on Mie scattering and perturbation drive according to claim 1 , characterized in that the optical device ( 308 ) is reflective mirror, scanning micro-mirror, or optical lens. 3. The speckle reduction apparatus based on Mie scattering and perturbation drive according to claim 1 , characterized in that the transparent material ( 401 ) is a transparent solid-state material with no transmission loss for the incident laser. 4. The speckle reduction apparatus based on Mie scattering and perturbation drive according to claim 1 , characterized in that the transparent material ( 401 ) is solution including organic or inorganic solution, or sol including aerosol or liquid sol. 5. The speckle reduction apparatus based on Mie scattering and perturbation drive according to claim 1 , characterized in that the medium particles ( 402 ) are polystyrene microspheres or titanium dioxide particles. 6. The speckle reduction apparatus based on Mie scattering and perturbation drive according to claim 1 , characterized in that an anti-reflection film adapting for the waveband of the incident laser is provided on the surface of the light transparent exiting face ( 303 ) of the optical reflective chamber ( 302 ). 7. The speckle reduction apparatus based on Mie scattering and perturbation drive according to claim 1 , characterized in that the incident-light coupling device ( 301 ) comprises a light transparent incidence face having an anti-reflection film adapted for the waveband of the incident laser, or an incident-light aperture ( 304 ) having an optical coupling element disposed therein.
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