Optical system for head-up displays

Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Internal alarm or indicator responsive to a condition of the...

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350171, 340705, G02B 2710

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ABSTRACT:
An optical system for a head-up display for example for producing a collimated image of a crt display on the external view of an aircraft pilot includes an optical relay unit including two elements (11,12) to produce a double fold in its optical axis to reduce the physical size of the relay unit. One of the two units (11), preferably of a diffractive type, is adapted to transmit light of the display color at a first angle of incidence and to reflect such light at a second angle of incidence.
By use of a diffractive element having a narrow band reflectance, the system is extended to include embodiments for combining the display of two different color displays and a full color version using three crts is described.

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