Optical: systems and elements – Holographic system or element – Head up display
Patent
1997-01-27
1999-05-25
Henry, Jon
Optical: systems and elements
Holographic system or element
Head up display
359631, G02B 532, G02B 2710
Patent
active
059074167
ABSTRACT:
A wide field-of-view simulator heads-up display provides images to a user along an optical axis. A HUD CRT provides images of a predetermined design wavelength, while rear projection screen CRTs provide out-of-window scenery that does not contain the predetermined design wavelength. A curved holographic combiner is mounted on the optical axis with a reflective hologram on a concave surface covered with a urethane overcoat. The convex surface has an antireflective coating. A tilted beamsplitter cooperates with a folding mirror in a relay optical system for providing a virtual image of the HUD CRT for reflection from the holographic combiner.
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Chen Chungte W.
Gunther John E.
Hansen Dennis D.
Hegg Ronald G.
Henry Jon
Raytheon Company
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