Speckle averaging system for laser raster-scan image projection

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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359220, 359223, 359226, G02B 2608

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ABSTRACT:
The viewers' perception of laser speckle in a laser-scanned image projection system is modified or eliminated by the addition of an optical deflection system that effectively presents a new speckle realization at each point on the viewing screen to each viewer for every scan across the field. The speckle averaging is accomplished without introduction of spurious imaging artifacts.

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