Combiner for superimposing a display image on to an image of an

Optical: systems and elements – Single channel simultaneously to or from plural channels – By partial reflection at beam splitting or combining surface

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359640, G02B 2714

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060611820

ABSTRACT:
An optical combiner for use with an optical eyepiece which is adjusted for viewing a first image, and which injects a non-collimated light beam from a second image substantially along an optical axis of the eyepiece so as to present a combined image to an observer. The combiner comprises a beam splitter for inserting into the eyepiece and having an entry aperture for intercepting the non-collimated light beam and directing a portion thereof outside the eyepiece so as to superimpose the second image on the first image.

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