Pocket-sized DLP projector module design with high power LED illumination

Yi Chin Fang, Tzeng Yih-Fong, Si Xian Li, Chein Chung Chen

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Abstract

The paper proposes an optical design for a miniature DLP projector characterized by a high-power LED source and lens with Digital Signal Processing (Digital Signal Processing). Uniformity, brightness and module size play a significant part in the DLP projector module and, consequently, two methods are proposed in this research. First, a "U-Type integrator" working with high power LED not only causes rays to make a "U-Turn" but also controls output uniformity well. Second, a projection lens with DSP design efficiently reduces the overall length of the actual lens. The whole design is simulated and then illustrated on the following page. Finally, the optimization work is done by Taguchi methods. It is concluded that the newly developed design achieves good results in performance and compactness in the size of the module.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationSociety for Information Display - 10th Asian Symposium on Information Display 2007, ASID'07
Pages57-70
Number of pages14
StatePublished - 2007
Externally publishedYes
Event10th Asian Symposium on Information Display, ASID'07 - Singapore, Singapore
Duration: 02 08 200703 08 2007

Publication series

NameSociety for Information Display - 10th Asian Symposium on Information Display 2007, ASID'07

Conference

Conference10th Asian Symposium on Information Display, ASID'07
Country/TerritorySingapore
CitySingapore
Period02/08/0703/08/07

Keywords

  • DLP projection
  • LED
  • Non-image optics
  • Optical design
  • U-type integrator taguchi methods

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