Projection-type display apparatus and display method thereof

Optical: systems and elements – Projection screen – With reflector or additional screen

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C353S077000, C353S098000, C264S001900

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07830599

ABSTRACT:
A projection-type display apparatus and a display method thereof are disclosed, the projection-type display apparatus including a coated portion which is formed on a surface of a substrate, and which scans a video onto a screen, and a patterned portion which is formed on another surface of the substrate in a serrated pattern, wherein the serrated pattern is formed on the substrate according to the surface area of the patterned portion and the depth of the serrated pattern. A serrated pattern is formed on a substrate forming a reflective portion to reflect a video on a screen, so the cooling surface area of the substrate is increased, thereby compensating for distortions in video scanned onto the screen.

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patent: 7572014 (2009-08-01), Suzuki et al.

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