Applied Optics · 2008 · 15 citations · 12 references
EngineeringComputer EngineeringDigital ImagingDigital RenderingOptoelectronicsDisplay TechnologiesLiquid Crystal MaterialsPolarization OpticsRay TracingComponent SpecificationsImage DisplayLiquid Crystal DisplaysNonsequential Ray TracingOptical System OptimizationProjection DisplaysSilicon
We present a projection system that is capable of two-dimensional and three-dimensional image display. A novel projection architecture is discussed that can simultaneously generate two linear polarized full-color images with orthogonal states of polarization using only one optical system. Both images are modulated by using two high-resolution liquid crystal on silicon panels that are illuminated with high-power light emitting diodes. The optical core and the illumination system are simulated, characterized, and optimized with nonsequential ray tracing software. A proof-of-concept demonstrator of the entire projection system is built and characterized. Important component specifications are discussed to improve the system performance.
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Methods for Displaying Three-Dimensional Images
Jung‐Young Son, Bahram Javidi, K. D. Kwack · Proceedings of the IEEE · 2006 · 101 citations