DMD architecture and timing for use in a pulse-width modulated d

Details DMD architecture and timing for use in a pulse-width modulated d DMD architecture and timing for use in a pulse-width modulated d

1994-06-08

1996-06-04

Groody, James J.

Television

Video display

Projection device

348770, 345197, 36518912, H04N 574, G02B 2700

Patent

active

055238033

ABSTRACT:
It is possible to replace a standard tuning unit in a television with spatial light modulator circuitry to improve the resolution seen by the viewer. The invention herein provides a system architecture, individual part of the system and techniques for minimizing the burst data rate while maintaining a reasonable system speed. The resultant system provides better resolution with a manageable data rate and bandwidth.

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