Method and apparatus for pre-compensating an asymmetrical pictur

Optics: image projectors – Distortion compensation

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353 70, G03B 2114

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056648588

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and a method in a projector in which in order to project a clear picture onto a screen without the occurrence of the keystoning, an asymmetrical picture is pre-compensated is disclosed. In the apparatus and method for pre-compensating an asymmetrical picture in a projector, when the projection lens of the projector is arranged at an upward or a downward projection angle, regardless of the projection angle, a trapezoidal error of the picture projected on the screen is pre-compensated in response to the projection angle setting signal from the projection angle setting section, so that the picture is normally projected onto the screen (e.g., a picture in the shape of a rectangle). Consequently, the performance or structural flexibility of the projector is enhanced by using digital circuits and softwares therefor.

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