Uniform multiple light source etendue

Optical: systems and elements – Collimating of light beam

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C362S244000

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11255473

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus emits light from multiple light sources and combines the etendue of the light sources such that the etendue is substantially uniformly distributed over an area.

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