Liquid crystal cells – elements and systems – Liquid crystal system – Projector including liquid crystal cell
Patent
1994-02-15
1996-12-03
Gross, Anita Pellman
Liquid crystal cells, elements and systems
Liquid crystal system
Projector including liquid crystal cell
349 57, 349 95, G02F 11335, G03B 2160, G02B 2710
Patent
active
055813798
ABSTRACT:
A microlens array including a plurality of spaced apart individual microlens in a plane defining a plurality of spaced apart apertures through the plane. The use of non-circular apertures in a preferred embodiment greatly increases the effective lens ration. This microlens array provides a dust-resistant optical element, and reduces the probability of flat spots resulting from an AR coating and problem associated with the edge effect resulting from electrolytic plating.
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Aoyama Shigeru
Kurahashi Takeshi
Nishizaki Osamu
Gross Anita Pellman
Malinowski Walter J.
Omron Corporation
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