Apparatus for cooling a light beam

Illumination – Light source and modifier – With ventilating – cooling or heat insulating means

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362293, 362373, 16510413, 16510421, 16510428, F21V 2900

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056476620

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for cooling a light beam used to project an image on a projection surface. The apparatus includes a light beam source and a gas cooling circuit. A cooling chamber is connected to conduct gas through the circuit. An image projection device is mounted in the chamber. The chamber has a thermally protected environment. A driving device is provided in the circuit. A heat conducting gas is moved by the driving device to circulate within the circuit. The thermally protected environment may include an atmosphere of atomized, heat conducting fluid. A heat extracting filter may be mounted in the light beam adjacent the cooling chamber.

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