Display system with equal path lengths

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358 61, 340784, 350345, 353 34, H04N 930, H04N 931

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048643904

ABSTRACT:
Display systems useful for projection video and television systems are provided to perform with high efficiency and good color rendition. In these systems, color may be provided, as one example, by various light valves, such as liquid crystal displays. Each of the liquid crystal displays are positioned at equal path distances from an illuminating subsystem, and have equal path distances from the light valves to a projection subsystem. This enables optimum illumination of each of the light valves. Various embodiments of arranging the light valves, as well as providing illumination are described.

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