Device and system for reflective digital light processing (DLP)

Optical: systems and elements – Optical modulator – Light wave temporal modulation

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C359S265000, C359S242000

Reexamination Certificate

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08004740

ABSTRACT:
Aspects of the present invention include a device and system for providing reflective electrochromic switching devices having an optically reflective layer with at least one electrochromic material, a substrate, and an excitation means and controller for transmitting received light in association with transmissivity of the reflective layer at a predetermined time. The devices may be used in an array or system format to provide improved display resolutions in a manner where the devices are fixedly mounted in relation to an emitting light source.

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