Image forming element and image forming device

Details Image forming element and image forming device Image forming element and image forming device

2005-01-04

2005-01-04

Juba, Jr., John (Department: 2872)

Optical: systems and elements

Light interference

Produced by coating or lamina

C359S587000, C359S589000, C359S242000, C359S244000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06839175

ABSTRACT:
An image forming element is disclosed which is easy to manufacture, which can form images easily and at a low cost, and which is stable without fear of environmental problems arising at a time of disposal. Also disclosed is an image forming device which utilizes the image forming element and which can form color images. The image forming element contains at least a film in which rod-shaped bodies are oriented and which reflects incident light as colored interference light. The image forming device is equipped with at least the image forming element, and an ability to irradiate light onto the image forming element. The image forming element reflects, as interference light, the irradiated light. The wavelength of the interference light is 300 to 810 nm.

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