Polarizing conversion unit, illuminating device and projector us

Optics: image projectors – Composite projected image – Plural projection paths with single light source

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353 20, 353 37, 353 98, 359487, 349 5, G03B 2100

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055909426

ABSTRACT:
A polarizing conversion unit is disclosed. The unit is provided with a polarizing beam splitter for separating light from a light source into first and second polarized lights differing in polarized state from each other, polarizing conversion means for varying the polarized state of the first polarized light and making it substantially coincident with the polarized state of the second polarized light, and reflecting means for reflecting the first or second polarized light, at least a portion of that surface of the outer peripheral portion of the polarizing conversion unit which is parallel to the optical path of the light functioning as a reflection surface.

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