Illumination optical system for liquid crystal display

Illumination – Light source and modifier – Plural serial lens elements or components

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362298, F21V 2900

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060480793

ABSTRACT:
In front of a reflector, a polarizing beam splitter section for transmitting therethrough one of P- and S-polarized light components of light from a light-emitting body and reflecting the other, and a half-wave optical phase plate covering half the area of an aperture portion of the reflector are disposed, whereby the number of times light passes through an optical phase plate used for converting the light from a light source section into polarized light is reduced, thus decreasing loss in light quantity in the optical phase plate. An S-polarized light component reflected by a polarizing beam splitter 3 toward a reflector 2 is converted into a P-polarized light component so as to be made incident on the polarizing beam splitter 3 again, whereby this light component can also be transmitted through the polarizing beam splitter 3 so as to be made incident on liquid crystal display panels 23B, 23G, and 23R.

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patent: 5555186 (1996-09-01), Shioya

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