Image display apparatus forming optical image by irradiating...

Optics: image projectors – Plural

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C353S030000, C362S612000, C362S555000, C362S800000, C348S801000

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07410264

ABSTRACT:
A technique is provided that improves the usage ratio of light in the illumination optical system of an image display apparatus, in which the cross-sectional size or shape of the flux of light that has formed a light source image of an LED-based light-emitting section is converted by anamorphic optics, such as collimator lens, into a size or shape appropriate for an aperture in the portion that permits the flux of the light source image to pass through, in an optical system leading to an image display element(s), and thus the quantity of fluxes of light passed through the aperture is increased.

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