Projection-type display apparatus utilizing both zero-order and

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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358201, 358206, H04N 574, H04N 912, H04N 310

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus has a light modulator for emitting a first-order diffracted beam to scan a screen two-dimensionally and a zero-order diffracted beam which is two-dimensionally deflected and projected onto the screen. The zero-order diffracted beam is effectively utilized, and the projection-type display apparatus is capable of displaying a new image pattern in which a moving image and a character drawn with a single stroke are displayed in an overlapping manner.

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