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26 April 2002 Flat projection display panel and its near critical angle AR coating
Jiang Jian Zhong, Adrian R. L. Travis, Frank P. Payne, John R. Moore
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Proceedings Volume 4657, Projection Displays VIII; (2002) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.463784
Event: Electronic Imaging, 2002, San Jose, California, United States
Abstract
It has recently been shown that a tapered slab glass waveguide (wedge) can be used to make a flat panel display by projecting a video image into the thick edge of the wedge1. In this paper, we present the equations that relate the incident angle to the position where the ray emerges from the wedge. In the analysis, skew rays are also considered. We also present the design and experimental results of an anti-reflection coating that increases the brightness and reduces the blur of the wedge. With the coating, the transmittance of the interface rises from 0 (TIR) to 99% for a 0.35 degree change in incident angle for S-polarised monochromatic light. Without the coating, the transmittance falls below 50%. We also present a chromatic design intended to work with S-polarised rays from an arc lamp.
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Jiang Jian Zhong, Adrian R. L. Travis, Frank P. Payne, and John R. Moore "Flat projection display panel and its near critical angle AR coating", Proc. SPIE 4657, Projection Displays VIII, (26 April 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.463784
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KEYWORDS
Coating

Transmittance

Antireflective coatings

Reflection

Refractive index

Interfaces

Projection systems

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