WO2003032079A1 - Transmission screen and projection display - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a transmissive screen that eliminates deterioration of display characteristics due to an ineffective light beam generated inside the screen, and the present invention relates to a projection type display device using a transmissive screen. It is related. Background art
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the structure of a conventional refractive Fresnel lens plate 1 and its operation, and shows a cross-sectional shape of a refractive Fresnel lens plate having a refractive Fresnel surface formed on the incident side of a projection light beam.
- 110 A is a refractive Fresnel lens plate (refractive Fresnel lens means), 111 is a refractive slope (refractive Fresnel surface), 112 is an invalid facet surface (refractive Fresnel surface), and 1 Reference numeral 15 denotes an output surface, and n denotes a normal line of the refractive Fresnel lens plate 110A (or the output surface 115).
- ⁇ 50 is a projection light beam on the refractive Fresnel lens plate 110A, 152 is an invalid light beam, and 153 is an effective light beam.
- the refraction Fresnel lens plate 110A has a periodic structure including a combination of a refraction slope 111 and an ineffective facet 112 adjacent to the refraction slope 111.
- the projected luminous flux 150 enters the diagonal direction with respect to the normal ⁇ of the refracting Fresnel lens plate 110 A, and partly refracts in the direction of the normal ⁇ on the refraction slope 111 (optical action) Then, the light exits from the exit surface 115 of the refracting Fresnel lens plate 111OA as an effective light flux 1503.
- the remaining portion of the projection light beam 150 is bent (optically actuated) by the invalid facet surface 112 to become an invalid light beam 152.
- the invalid light beam 152 is inclined from the direction of the normal line n, a part of which is emitted from the exit surface 115, and another portion is reflected by the exit surface 115.
- the ineffective luminous flux 1 52 reflected by the exit surface 1 15 then re-enters the refraction slope 1 1 1 or the ineffective facet 1 1 2 constituting the refraction Fresnel lens plate 110 A, and the refraction slope 1 1 1 or invalid Repeated refraction / reflection between facet surface 1 12 and emission surface 1 15
- the effective light beam 15 3 is regular image light
- the invalid light beam 15 2 is a double image ⁇ ghost image in which bright spots and line images are displayed in addition to the regular display position. Was causing it to occur.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the structure and operation of a conventional total reflection Fresnel lens plate, and shows a cross-sectional shape of the total reflection Fresnel lens plate having a total reflection Fresnel surface formed on the incident side of a projection light beam.
- 110 B is a total reflection Fresnel lens plate (total reflection Fresnel lens means), 113 is a total reflection slope (total reflection Fresnel surface), and 114 is a transmission slope (total reflection Fresnel surface). ), 115 is the exit surface, and n is the normal line of the total reflection Fresnel lens plate 110B (or the exit surface 115).
- reference numeral 150 denotes a projection light beam on the total reflection Fresnel lens plate 110B
- reference numeral 151 denotes an effective light beam
- reference numeral 1502 denotes an "it light beam" (ineffective light beam).
- the total reflection Fresnel lens plate 110B has a periodic structure composed of a combination of a total reflection slope 113 and a transmission slope 114 adjacent to the total reflection slope 113.
- the projected luminous flux 150 enters the oblique direction with respect to the normal line n of the total reflection Fresnel lens plate 110B, and a part is refracted (optical effect) by the transmission slope 114, and then is totally reflected. At 13, the light is reflected in the direction of the normal line n (optical action) and exits from the exit surface 115 of the total reflection Fresnel lens plate 110 B as an effective light flux 151.
- the remaining portion of the projection light beam 150 is not reflected by the total reflection slope 113 and becomes “the light beam” 152.
- the “that light beam” 152 is inclined from the direction of the normal line n, part of which is emitted from the exit surface 115 and another part is reflected by the exit surface 115.
- the “it flux” 1 52 reflected by the exit surface 1 15 enters the total reflection slope 1 13 or the transmission slope 1 1 4 constituting the total reflection Fresnel lens plate 1 10 B again. Refraction / reflection is repeated between the total reflection slope 1 13 or the transmission slope 1 14 and the exit face 1 15. '
- the effective light beam 15 1 is the regular image light
- the “light beam” 15 2 is a double image or go image in which a bright spot or a line image is displayed in addition to the regular display position. This was the cause of the generation of the stop image.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the structure and operation of a conventional refractive total reflection Fresnel lens plate, in which both a refractive Fresnel surface and a total reflection Fresnel surface are formed on the incident side of a projected light beam. This shows the structure of. 1 and 2 have the same or corresponding configurations.
- 110 C is a refractive total reflection Fresnel lens plate (refractive total reflection Fresnel lens means).
- the projection light beam 150 enters the diagonal direction with respect to the normal line n of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 110C.
- the light beam refracted (optically acted) by the refraction slope 1 1 1 becomes an effective light beam 15 3 traveling in the direction of the normal line n.
- refraction (optical effect) at the transmission slope 1 14 and reflection at the total reflection slope 1 13 optical action
- the luminous flux becomes an effective luminous flux 15 1 traveling in the direction of the normal line n.
- the luminous flux 150 becomes an invalid luminous flux (“it flux”).
- the ineffective light beam 152 travels in a direction inclined from the normal line n, and a part of the light beam exits from the exit surface 115, and another portion is reflected by the exit surface 115.
- the ineffective luminous flux 1 5 2 reflected by the exit surface 1 15 is then converted to the refraction slope 1 1 1, the invalid facet surface 1 1 2, and the total reflection slope 1 1 3 that constitute the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 110 C.
- Re-incident on the transmission slope 1 1 4 and refraction slope 1 1 1, invalid facet 1 1 2, total reflection slope 1 1 3, refraction between transmission slope 1 1 4 and exit 1 1 5 Repeat the reflection.
- the effective light beams 15 1 and 15 3 are regular image light, and the invalid light beam 15 2 is a double image or This was the cause of generating a single-shot image.
- the conventional transmissive screen is composed of the exit surface of the Fresnel lens plate 110A, total reflection Fresnel lens plate 110B, and refractive total reflection Fresnel lens plate 110C shown in Figs.
- a lenticular lens plate for controlling the viewing angle in the horizontal and vertical directions and forming an image is arranged on the 115 side (not shown).
- the conventional transmission screen is configured as described above, in addition to the effective luminous flux that contributes to the display of a regular projected image, the generation of an invalid luminous flux that causes a double image and a ghost image is the principle. There is a problem that the double image and the ghost image are superimposed and displayed on the regular projected image.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and is invalid. It is an object of the present invention to provide a high-quality transparent screen capable of removing a light beam and displaying a regular projection image only with an effective light beam.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a projection display device capable of displaying a high-quality image by eliminating generation of a double image and a ghost image. Disclosure of the invention
- the transmission type screen according to the present invention includes a Fresnel lens means for giving the optical function of the Fresnel surface molded on the incident surface to the projected light beam and emitting the light from the output surface, and a different angle due to the difference in the optical function of the Fresnel surface.
- stray light removing means for removing only the light beam having the above-mentioned shape, and image forming display means for scattering the light beam from the stray light removing means to form an image.
- a refraction Fresnel lens means having a refraction Fresnel surface having a periodic structure of a refraction inclined surface refracting a light beam and an ineffective facet surface formed on an incident surface is used as a Fresnel lens means. It is the one that was made.
- the transmission-type screen according to the present invention is characterized in that a total reflection Fresnel surface having a periodic structure of a transmission inclined surface for refracting a light beam and a total reflection inclined surface for reflecting a light beam refracted on the transmission inclined surface is formed on an incident surface.
- the Fresnel lens means is a Fresnel lens means.
- the transmission screen according to the present invention has a periodic structure including a refraction slope that refracts a light beam, an ineffective facet surface, a transmission slope that refracts a light beam, and a total reflection slope that reflects the light beam refracted by the transmission slope.
- the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens means having a refraction / total reflection Fresnel surface formed on the incident surface is used as the Fresnel lens means.
- the Fresnel lens means refracts the projected light beam in a direction substantially parallel to the normal to the exit surface by a refraction slope.
- the Fresnel lens means reflects the light flux refracted on the transmission inclined surface in a direction substantially parallel to the normal to the exit surface on the total reflection inclined surface.
- the projected light beam is refracted by the refraction slope in a direction substantially parallel to the normal line of the emission surface, and the light beam refracted by the transmission slope surface is refracted by the normal line of the emission surface.
- the Fresnel lens means reflects in a substantially parallel direction on a total reflection slope.
- the ratio of the total reflection Fresnel portion including the transmission slope and the total reflection slope to the ratio of the refraction Fresnel portion including the refraction slope and the ineffective facet surface is determined in accordance with the distance from the rotation center.
- the fresnel lens means was changed.
- the transmission screen according to the present invention is a condensing lens in which unit lenses are arranged on the incident surface of the first transmission substrate in an upward-downward periodic structure.
- the array means, the transparent portion provided near the focal point of the unit lens, and the opaque portion provided around the focal point of the unit lens are formed on the emission surface of the first transmission substrate in a vertical periodic structure.
- the stray light removing means is constituted by the first black stripe means arranged alternately.
- the transmission-type screen according to the present invention includes a lenticular lens unit in which unit lenses are arranged in a horizontal periodic structure on an incident surface of a second transmission substrate that disperses a light beam due to its scattering characteristics. It is intended to do so.
- the stray light removing means includes a first transmission substrate, a condenser lens array means, and a holding transmission substrate for holding the first plex stripe means.
- the stray light removing means can be configured even when the layers of the first transmission substrate, the condensing lens array means, and the first black stripe means are thin. The effect is obtained.
- a transmission type screen comprises: a condensing lens array means formed in a periodic structure concentric with the center of rotation of the Fresnel lens means;
- the stray light removing means includes a condensing lens array means and a first black stripe means molded with a linear periodic structure.
- the first transmission substrate having the scattering property or the condensing lens array having the scattering property is provided with the stray light removing means.
- the transmission screen according to the present invention includes: a transparent portion provided between the second transmission substrate and the lenticular lens means in the vicinity of the focal point of the unit lens of the lenticular lens means;
- the image forming and displaying means has a second black stripe means in which the opaque portions provided in the area (1) are alternately arranged on the emission surface of the third substrate in a horizontal periodic structure.
- the transmission type screen according to the present invention includes a transparent portion that transmits a light beam, a horizontal louver-shaped non-transparent portion in which the transparent portion is sandwiched by a vertical periodic structure, and a transparent portion having a horizontal periodic structure.
- the stray light removing means is constituted by the vertically louver-shaped opaque portions arranged therebetween.
- the vertical component and the horizontal component of the invalid light beam can be removed, and the effect that the double image and the ghost image can be removed more precisely is obtained.
- a stray light removing means is constituted by a transparent portion that transmits a light beam, and a horizontal louver-shaped non-transparent portion in which the transparent portion is arranged with a vertical periodic structure therebetween.
- a transparent portion provided near the converging point of the unit lens of the lenticular lens means and an opaque portion provided near the converging point of the unit lens are provided between the transmission substrate and the lenticular lens means.
- the image forming and displaying means may include second black stripe means alternately arranged on the emission surface of the transmission substrate in a horizontal periodic structure.
- the vertical component and the horizontal component of the invalid light beam can be removed, and the effect that the double image and the ghost image can be removed more precisely is obtained.
- the stray light removing means forms the louver-shaped opaque section in a trapezoidal shape whose width changes along the normal line of the exit surface of the Fresnel lens means.
- the stray light removing means forms the cross-sectional shape of the opaque portion in a trapezoidal shape whose width changes along the normal line.
- the stray light removing means is integrally formed on the exit surface of the lens means.
- the stray light removing means is integrally formed on the emission surface of the Fresnel lens means.
- the projection type display device is different from the Fresnel lens means which gives the optical function of the Fresnel surface molded on the incident surface to the projected light beam and emits it from the output surface, and the difference in the optical function of the Fresnel surface.
- a transmission screen having stray light removing means for removing only the light flux having an angle, an image display means for scattering the light flux from the stray light removing means to form an image, and transmitting the light flux to the transmission screen.
- a projection optical system for projecting and displaying an image on a transmission screen is provided.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the structure and operation of a conventional refractive Fresnel lens plate.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the structure and operation of a conventional total reflection Fresnel lens plate.
- FIG. 3 is a view for explaining the structure and operation of a conventional refractive total reflection Fresnel lens plate.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a vertical sectional structure of the transmission screen according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a perspective structure of a transmission screen according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- 6A and 6B are diagrams showing the structure of a transmission screen according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 7A and 7B are views showing a structure of a transmission screen according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIGS. 8A to 8C are diagrams showing the structure of a transmission screen according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a vertical cross-sectional structure of the transmission screen according to the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a perspective structure of the transmission screen according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- 10 C is a refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate (refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens means)
- 20 is a stray light removal plate (stray light removal means)
- 30 is an image display plate (image formation display means).
- a transmissive screen is composed of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C, the stray light removal plate 20 and the imaging display plate 30.
- n is a normal line common to the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C, the stray light removal plate 20, and the imaging display plate 30.
- reference numeral 40 denotes a projection optical system that emits a projection light beam 50
- 90 denotes a viewer of an enlarged display image.
- a part of the projection light beam 50 emitted from the projection optical system 40 and incident on the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C at an angle to the normal line n is incident on the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C.
- the light is refracted by the refraction slope 11 provided on the surface and becomes an effective light beam 53 parallel to the normal line n.
- Another part of the projection light beam 50 is refracted by the transmission slope 14 and then reflected by the total reflection slope 13 to become an effective light beam 51 parallel to the normal line n.
- the projection light beam 50 other than these is refracted on the invalid facet surface 12 adjacent to the refraction slope 11 or refracted on the transmission slope 14 and then reflected on the normal reflection n without reflecting on the total reflection slope 13.
- An invalid light beam (“that light beam”) 52 which is inclined with respect to the light becomes 52, and both light beams enter the exit surface 15.
- the stray light removing plate 20 is formed on a light-condensing lens array (condensing lens array means) 21 formed on the incident surface side of the transmission substrate (first transmission substrate) 22 and on the light-emitting surface side of the transmission substrate 22.
- the condensing lens array 21 and the black stripe 23 typically consist of a lens array having periodicity in the vertical direction and a transparent / opaque lattice plate structure, as shown in FIG. .
- transparent portions 201 near the focal point of the unit lenses constituting the condenser lens array 21 and opaque portions 200 around the focal point are formed alternately at regular intervals. ing.
- the effective light beams 51 and 53 deflected in the direction along the normal line n by the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C are incident on the condenser lens array 21 after being incident on the condenser lens array 21.
- Condensed near the focal point of the unit lens, transparent part 2 The light passes through 0 1 to become an effective emission light beam 55, and enters the image display panel 30.
- the center of each unit lens of the condenser lens array 21 and the center of the transparent portion 201 are arranged so as to substantially coincide with each other as shown in FIG.
- a lenticular lens having a periodicity in the horizontal direction (a cylindrical lens array, a lenticular lens means) 31 is provided on the plane of incidence of the image display panel 30, and the light emitted from the image display panel 30 is provided.
- a transmission substrate (second transmission substrate) 32 is provided on the surface side and holds the lenticular lens 31.
- the lenticular lens 31 has a function of diffusing incident light in the horizontal direction.
- scattering particles made of a known material are dispersed and held inside or near the surface of the transmission substrate 32, and the transmission substrate 32 functions as a diffusion plate to form a projected image.
- the horizontal light distribution characteristics of the image light beam 80 emitted from the transmission screen are determined by the refractive power of the lenticular lens 31 and the scattering characteristics of the transmission substrate 32.
- the light distribution characteristics of the image light beam 80 in the vertical direction are determined from the refractive power of the condenser lens array 21 of the stray light removing plate 20 and the scattering characteristics of the transmission substrate 32.
- the image luminous flux 80 emitted from the transmission screen is not
- the light distribution characteristic has good symmetry with respect to the line n, which is convenient for the viewer 90 located in front of the transmission screen to view the image.
- the ineffective light beam 52 generated by the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C enters the stray light removal plate 20 through the light exit surface 15 in a state inclined with respect to the normal line n.
- the invalid beam 52 is reflected as a reflected invalid beam 54 on the exit surface 15.
- the ineffective facet face 12 the total reflection slope 13, the transmission slope 14, etc. Is transmitted through the exit surface 15 and re-enters the stray light removing plate 20 as an invalid light beam.
- the detailed ray tracing simulation it has been found that most of the invalid light beam at the time of re-incident is also a light beam greatly inclined with respect to the normal line n.
- the invalid light flux (including the re-incident light flux) incident on the stray light removal plate 20 inclined with respect to the normal line n 52 is transmitted through the condenser lens array 21 and then becomes an opaque portion of the black stripe 23. Since the light is absorbed by 200, incidence on the image display panel 30 is prevented. Therefore, the generation of the double image ghost image caused by the invalid light beam 52 is greatly improved.
- the opaque portion 200 is formed by selective application of various known black paints, patterning, selective roughening of the emission side surface of the transmission substrate 22, or a combination thereof.
- the function of removing the ineffective light flux of the stray light removing plate 20 used in the present invention is realized by the condensing lens array 21 and the black stripe 23 having periodicity in the vertical direction.
- the rotationally symmetric axis of the Fresnel lens plate 10 C is located on the left and right center lines of the transmission screen, it functions ideally in a section including this center line.
- the condensing lens array 21 and the black stripe 23 into a concentric periodic structure with respect to the rotation center of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C, the stray light removing plate 20
- the invalid light flux removal function can be made to function more effectively.
- the light blocking function of the stray light removing plate 20 is originally exhibited when the transmitting substrate 22 and the light collecting lens array 21 do not have a scattering function.
- the transmission substrate 3 Although it is an ordinary method, the scattering function is given to the material of the transmission substrate 22 and the condensing lens array 21 which are the components of the stray light removal plate 20, and the light distribution characteristics of the light emitted from the transmission screen are provided. It is also possible to control the imaging action.
- small scattering particles are intentionally mixed into the material of the transmission substrate 22 and the condensing lens array 21 to slightly reduce the scattering characteristics.
- the holding transparent substrate 24 may be configured to hold these.
- the inventors of the present invention use a linear concentrating lens array 21 having a periodicity in the vertical direction as shown in FIG. 5, and a linear plex stripe 23 having a periodicity in the vertical direction.
- the projected image is observed by combining the constructed stray light removal plate 20 with a refractive total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10C whose rotational symmetry axis is on the center line of the transmission screen and near the lower part of the transmission screen. became.
- Fresnel lens plate 10C whose rotational symmetry axis is on the center line of the transmission screen and near the lower part of the transmission screen. became.
- the double image and the ghost image superimposed on the display image were reduced in a considerable area in the transmission screen, centering on the vertical portion passing through the center of the image. .
- the stray light removal plate 20 which should ideally have a concentric structure with respect to the center of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10C, is composed of a concentrating lens array having a linear stripe structure and a black stripe. This means that a certain image quality improvement effect can be obtained even if the stray light removal plate is used instead.
- This stray By substituting a light-removing plate, the manufacturing restrictions of the stray-light removing plate can be greatly eased, and a transmission screen that can display a good image at low cost can be provided.
- the refraction of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel surface molded on the incident surface is given.
- the optical effect of reflection is given to the projection light beam 50, and the refraction / total reflection emitted from the emission surface 15 Fresnel lens plate 10 C, condenser lens array 21 in which unit lenses are arranged on the incident surface of transmissive substrate 22 in a vertical periodic structure, and transparent portion 20 provided near the condensing point of unit lens 1 and black stripes 2 3 in which opaque portions 200 provided around the converging point of the unit lens are alternately arranged on the emission surface of the transmission substrate 22 in a vertical periodic structure.
- a stray light removing plate 20 and an image display plate 30 comprising a lenticular lens 31 in which unit lenses are arranged in a horizontal periodic structure on an incident surface of a transmission substrate 32 that scatters a light beam due to its scattering characteristics.
- the invalid luminous fluxes 5 2 and 5 4 are excluded.
- the projection light beam 50 is refracted in a direction substantially parallel to the normal n of the exit surface 15 by the total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C, which is refracted by the refraction inclined surface 11 1.
- the light flux refracted by the transmission slope 14 is refracted in a direction substantially parallel to the normal n of the exit face 15 .
- the total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C is reflected by the total reflection slope 13, so that the transmission screen is used.
- the transmission substrate 22 for holding the transmission substrate 22, the condenser lens array 21, and the black stripe 23 is provided. Is provided in the stray light removing plate 20, so that even when the layers of the transmission substrate 22, the condensing lens array 21, and the black stripe 23 are thin, it is possible to form the stray light removing plate 20. .
- the stray light removing plate 20 includes the condenser lens array and the first black stripe molded in a periodic structure concentric with the center of rotation of the Fresnel lens plate 10C.
- the stray light removing plate 20 is provided with the condensing lens array and the first black stripe molded in a linear periodic structure, the stray light removing plate 20 is manufactured.
- the above constraint is greatly eased, and the effect is obtained that good images can be displayed at low cost.
- the stray light removing plate 20 is provided with the transmission substrate 22 having the scattering property or the condensing lens array 21 having the scattering property, the image light flux 80 is generated. The effect of preventing the deterioration of the projected image due to the scintillation can be obtained.
- the projection optical system 40 for projecting the projection light beam 50 onto the transmission screen and displaying an image on the transmission screen is provided, the dual image The effect of being able to provide a projection display device capable of displaying a high-quality image by eliminating generation of a ghost image is obtained.
- FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B are diagrams showing the structure of the transmission screen according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- 33 is transparent.
- An oversubstrate (third transmission substrate) and 34 are black stripes (second black stripe means).
- the function of the stray light removing plate 20 for removing the horizontal component of the ineffective light flux is given to the imaging display plate 30.
- a black stripe 34 having a periodicity in the horizontal direction and a transmission substrate 33 are arranged between the lenticular lens 31 having a periodicity in the horizontal direction and the transmission substrate 32.
- the other configuration is the same as in FIGS. 4 and 5, and the description of the configuration is omitted.
- FIG. 6B is an enlarged view of the structure of the imaging display panel 30 of FIG. 6A.
- the transmission substrate 32 is made of a known material inside or near the surface of the transmission substrate 32 so as to have a diffusion characteristic. Are dispersed and held.
- the lenticular lens 31 is a cylindrical lens array that extends vertically and has periodicity in the horizontal direction.
- the black stripe 34 has a horizontal periodic structure such that the transparent portion 301 is aligned with the center of each unit lens of the lenticular lens 31 and the opaque portion 300 is removed from the lens center. I have.
- the opaque portion 300 is formed by selective application of various known black paints, patterning, selective roughening of the emission side surface of the transmissive substrate 33, or a combination thereof. The black stripe 34 and the lenticular lens 31 are held so as to maintain a predetermined distance across the transmission substrate 33, and the black stripe 34 side is bonded to the transmission substrate 32 by a method such as bonding. ⁇ attached
- the imaging display panel 30 has a function of removing a horizontal invalid luminous flux according to the same principle as the stray light removal plate 20 in FIG. Can be made.
- the axis of rotational symmetry is changed to the transmission type screw.
- the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10C located on the screen center line and near the lower part of the transmission screen is used, invalid light flux generated in the vertical direction near the horizontal center of the transmission screen Is removed by the stray light removing plate 20, and the combination of the stray light removing plate 20 and the image display panel 30 removes an ineffective light beam obliquely generated in a region deviated to the left and right from the center of the transmission screen.
- the double image and the ghost image can be more precisely removed.
- the transparent portion 3 provided between the transmissive substrate 32 and the lenticular lens 31 in the vicinity of the focal point of the unit lens of the lenticular lens 31 is provided.
- 0 1 and the opaque section 3 0 0 provided around the unit lens focusing point image the black stripes 3 4 that are alternately arranged on the emission surface of the transmission substrate 3 3 in a horizontal periodic structure. Since the display panel '30 is provided, the vertical component and the horizontal component of the invalid light beam 52 can be removed, and the effect that the double image and the ghost image can be more precisely removed. can get.
- FIG. 7A and 7B are diagrams showing a structure of a transmission screen according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- 10 C is a refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate similar to that in FIG. 4, 20 is a stray light removal plate disposed on the exit surface 15 side of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C,
- Reference numeral 26 denotes a transparent portion of the stray light removing plate 20
- reference numeral 25 denotes a louver-shaped opaque portion of the stray light removing plate 20
- reference numeral 55 denotes an effective emitted light beam of the stray light removing plate 20.
- the configuration of the imaging display panel 30 is shown in FIG. The same is true.
- FIG. 7B is an enlarged perspective view of the stray light removing plate 20 and the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C viewed from the side of the effective emission light beam 55.
- 25 H is a horizontal louver-shaped opaque portion, which is periodically arranged vertically with the transparent portion 26 interposed therebetween.
- 25 V is a vertical louver-shaped opaque portion, which is arranged periodically with the transparent portion 26 interposed therebetween in the horizontal direction.
- the projection light beam 50 travels in the direction of the normal n of the transmission screen due to the refraction of the refraction slope 11 and the effects of the transmission slope 14 and the total reflection slope 13.
- the effective light beams 5 3 and 5 1 pass through the transparent portion 2.6 to become the effective output light beam 5 5, enter the image display panel 30, and are scattered after being diffused in the horizontal direction by the lenticular lens 31.
- a projected image is formed on a transparent substrate 32 having a projection.
- the horizontal light distribution characteristics of the image light beam 80 are determined by the horizontal diffusion characteristics of the lenticular lens 31 and the scattering characteristics of the transmission substrate 32.
- the light distribution characteristics in the vertical direction are determined by the scattering characteristics of the transmission substrate 32.
- the dotted arrow denoted by reference numeral 52 indicates an invalid light beam transmitted through the invalid facet surface 12 of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C, or is reflected by the total reflection inclined surface 13 through the transmission inclined surface 14. This is an ineffective light beam generated without any change.
- the invalid light beam 52 is absorbed by the louver-shaped opaque portion 25 configured to extend in the direction of the normal line n, or the interface between the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C and the stray light removal plate 20.
- the light is reflected at 1 5 to become a reflected invalid light beam 5 4.
- the reflected invalid beam 54 at the interface 15 is then refracted by the total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C.
- the refraction slope 11 on the C-incident side, the invalid facet 12, the total reflection slope 13, and the transmission slope 14 Refraction / reflection at Most of the opaque area 52 is absorbed.
- the stray light removing plate 20 is formed by using an acrylic material and forming a grid-like groove with a mold having a projection row corresponding to the louver-shaped opaque portion 25, and is made of absorptive black ink or ink. It can be formed by injecting ink into the groove. When injecting black ink or ink, it is necessary to wipe off any dirt components remaining on the surface of the stray light removing plate 20 so as not to disturb the transmission characteristics of the transparent portion 26. is there.
- the stray light removing plate 20 created in this way to, for example, a refractive total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10 C made of an acrylic material with an adhesive having a similar refractive index to that of the acrylic, It is molded integrally, and the generation of the invalid reflection light beam 54 can be minimized.
- the stray light removing plate 20 is directly formed integrally with the back surface of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10C and then injected with ink or ink.
- Fig. 7A shows a cross-sectional view of the transmission screen in the vertical direction.
- the projected light beam 50 has an oblique component or a horizontal component, and the horizontal component of the invalid light beam generated in this case. Is mainly absorbed by the vertical louver-like opaque part 25 V.
- the vertical component of the ineffective light beam is mainly absorbed by the horizontal louver-like opaque portion 25H.
- the opaque portions 25, 25V, and 25H in the shape of a loop have a width along the direction of the normal line n in consideration of ease of molding and injection of black / ink. It may be a shape that changes quickly.
- the louver-shaped opaque portion 25 in FIG. 5A showing a cross-sectional view of the transmission screen, has a gentle trapezoidal shape whose width changes along the normal line n (not shown).
- the stray light removal plate 20 is constituted by the vertical louver-shaped opaque portion 25 V in which the transparent portion 26 is interposed between the horizontal periodic structures.
- the vertical component and the horizontal component of 2 can be removed, and the effect of removing the double image and the ghost image more precisely can be obtained.
- the louver-shaped opaque portions 25 H and 25 V have a trapezoidal shape whose width changes along the normal line n of the exit surface 15 of the Fresnel lens plate 10 C. Since the stray light removing plate 20 is formed, it is possible to easily perform the molding of the stray light removing plate 20 and the injection of the black ink corresponding to the louver-shaped opaque portion.
- the stray light removing plate 20 is integrally formed on the emission surface 15 of the Fresnel lens plate 10C, the reflection generated on the emission surface of the Fresnel lens plate 10C. The effect of minimizing the generation of invalid light flux can be obtained.
- Fig. 8 shows a configuration example in which both the vertical component and the horizontal component of the ineffective light beam can be removed by combining a louver element and a lenticular lens with a plaque tripe.
- FIG. 8A, FIG. 8B and FIG. 8C are diagrams showing the structure of the transmission screen according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- reference numeral 20 denotes a stray light removing plate, which is composed of a louver-shaped opaque portion 25 and a transparent portion 26.
- the louver-shaped opaque portions 25 are horizontally arranged in the vertical direction.
- the louver-shaped opaque part consists only of 25H.
- the imaging display panel 30 is formed by sequentially stacking a lenticular lens 31, a transmission substrate 33, a black stripe 34, and a transmission substrate 32 in this order from the incident side of the effective output light beam 55. I have.
- the black stripe 34 is composed of a strip-shaped opaque part 300 and a transparent part 301, which are periodically arranged in the horizontal direction, as enlarged in Fig. 8C.
- the center of the horizontal direction of 301 is aligned with the center of each unit lens of the lenticular lens 31.
- the transmission substrate 33 sets and maintains the distance between the lenticular lens 31 and the black stripe 34.
- the configuration of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10C is the same as that shown in FIG.
- the projected light beam 50 travels in the direction of the normal n of the transmission screen due to the refraction of the refraction slope 11 and the effects of the transmission slope 14 and the total reflection slope 13 as in the case of FIG. Effective light beams 5 3 and 5 1.
- the effective light beams 5 3 and 5 1 pass through the transparent portion 26 and become the effective emission light beam 5 5, enter the image display panel 30, and are scattered after being diffused in the horizontal direction by the lenticular lens 31.
- the projected image is formed on the transparent substrate 32 having the property.
- the horizontal light distribution characteristics of the image light beam 80 are determined by the horizontal diffusion characteristics of the lenticular lens 31 and the scattering characteristics of the transmission substrate 32.
- the light distribution characteristics in the vertical direction are determined by the scattering characteristics of the transmission substrate 32.
- the dotted arrow denoted by reference numeral 52 is an invalid light beam transmitted through the invalid facet surface 12 of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10C, or reflected by the total reflection inclined surface 13 through the transmission inclined surface 14 This is an ineffective light beam generated without any change.
- the ineffective light beam 52 is absorbed by the opaque portion 25 which is configured to extend along the direction of the normal line n, or is strayed by the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10C.
- the reflected light flux 5 4 is reflected at the interface 15 with the removing plate 20.
- the reflection invalid beam 54 is refracted by the refraction slope 11 on the incident side of the refraction total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10C, the invalid facet surface 12, the total reflection slope 13 and the transmission slope 14. After being reflected, it reenters the interface 15 and is largely absorbed by the opaque portion 52 of the loop.
- the invalid reflection light beam 54 due to the interface 15 is generated when the stray light removal plate 20 is molded on the back side of the refraction / total reflection Fresnel lens plate 10C or when both are bonded with an adhesive or the like. It does not need to be considered because it hardly occurs.
- the stray light removing plate 20 is formed, for example, by using an acrylic material, forming a grid-like groove with a mold having a projection row corresponding to the louver-shaped opaque portion 25, and forming an ink jet on the groove. It can be formed by injecting an ink. Stain components remaining on the surface of the stray light removing plate when injecting black ink or ink must be treated so as not to disturb the transmission characteristics of the transparent portion 26 by, for example, wiping appropriately.
- the louver-shaped opaque portions 25, 25H may have a shape whose width gradually changes along the direction of the normal line n in consideration of the ease of molding and the ease of injecting ink / ink. good.
- the louver-shaped opaque portion 25 has a gentle trapezoidal shape whose width changes along the normal line n (not shown).
- FIG. 8A shows a vertical cross-sectional view of the transmission screen, but the projected light beam 50 has an oblique component or a horizontal component.
- the horizontal component of the ineffective luminous flux generated at the time is mainly absorbed and removed by the action of the lenticular lens 31 in the image display panel 30 and the opaque portion 300 of the black stripe 34 (see FIG. 8). (See Figure C).
- the lenticular lens 31 and the black stripes 34 are arranged so as to have periodicity in the horizontal direction, and the condenser lens array 21 and the black stripes 23 in FIG. 4 are rotated 90 °.
- the principle of absorption of the ineffective light beam is the same.
- the vertical component of the ineffective light flux is mainly absorbed by the horizontal louver-like opaque portion 25H (see Fig. 8C).
- a stray light removing plate 20 is configured, a transparent portion 310 provided between the transmissive substrate 32 and the lenticular lens 31 in the vicinity of the focal point of the unit lens of the lenticular lens 31, and a unit lens
- the image display panel 30 is provided with black stripes 34 in which the opaque portions 300 provided in the vicinity of the light-collecting point are alternately arranged in a horizontal periodic structure on the emission surface of the transmission substrate 33.
- the cross-sectional shape of the opaque portion 25 H has a trapezoidal shape whose width changes along the normal line n of the exit surface 15 of the Fresnel lens plate 10 C. Since the removal plate 20 is formed, it is possible to obtain an effect that molding of the stray light removal plate 20 and injection of black / ink corresponding to the opaque portion of the rubber shape can be easily performed. .
- the Fresnel lens plate 10C since the stray light removing plate 20 is formed on the emission surface 15 of the Fresnel lens plate 10C, the Fresnel lens plate is formed. Thus, the effect of minimizing the generation of the ineffective reflected light beam generated on the exit surface of the lens plate 10c can be obtained.
- a transmissive screen in which the refraction Fresnel surface of a periodic structure consisting of a refraction slope and an ineffective facet is replaced by a refraction Fresnel lens plate (Fig. 1) formed on the incident surface side.
- the transmissive screen according to the present invention is suitable for a projector system for displaying a high-quality image.
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