Rear projection television set with lenticular sheet and fresnel

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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358237, 353 77, 359457, H04N 931, H04N 574

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051463423

ABSTRACT:
A rear projection television set in which a lenticular sheet is superposed to a Fresnel lens to form a light transmissive screen, at least one projection cathode ray tube projects an image onto the Fresnel lens so that the image through the lenticular is viewed by a viewer. A projector lens is mounted to the projection cathode ray tube and has an exit pupil so as to project the image from the projection tube onto the Fresnel lens. The image through the lenticular sheet is viewed at a distance from the lenticular lens, wherein there is a relation a.times.b<5.5 where a is distance between the exit pupil of the projector lens 2 and the Fresnel lens 1, and b is a condensing distance for a maximum radius equal to the vertical dimension of the screen.

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