Image projection system

Optics: image projectors – Reflector

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353 77, G03B 2128

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058790675

ABSTRACT:
A projection beam supplied by a projector is incident on a beam splitter in the form of a cholesteric filter. The cholesteric filter reflects circularly polarized radiation having a wavelength which corresponds to the pitch of the molecular helix and having a direction of rotation which corresponds to the direction of the molecular helix to a reflector. The circular direction of polarization reflected by the cholesteric filter is inverted on the reflector so that the beam is subsequently passed to the screen by the cholesteric filter.

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