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<title>Projection displays</title>

George L. ChiuKei H. Yang

Year: 1998 Journal:   Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE Vol: 3560 Pages: 13-23   Publisher: SPIE

Abstract

Projection display in today's market is dominated by cathode ray tubes (CRTs). Further progress in this mature CRT projector technology will be slow and evolutionary. Liquid crystal based projection displays have gained rapid acceptance in the business market. New technologies are being developed on several fronts: (1) active matrix built from polysilicon or single crystal silicon; (2) electro- optic materials using ferroelectric liquid crystal, polymer dispersed liquid crystals or other liquid crystal modes, (3) micromechanical-based transducers such as digital micromirror devices, and grating light valves, (4) high resolution displays to SXGA and beyond, and (5) high brightness. This article reviews the projection displays from a transducer technology perspective along with a discussion of markets and trends.

Keywords:
Projector CRTS Liquid crystal on silicon Materials science Active matrix Projection (relational algebra) Optoelectronics Transducer Grating Liquid-crystal display Brightness Digital Light Processing Optics Microelectromechanical systems Cathode ray tube Computer science Computer graphics (images) Thin-film transistor Electrical engineering Nanotechnology Physics

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Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Human-Computer Interaction
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