Iwatsu Electric Company Ltd.

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Nec Corporation

Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.

Akira Sekiguchi

Hideaki Kodama

Yoshiyuki Goto

Tomohiro Sasagawa

Kohei Teramoto

Junichi Nishimae

Hiroyuki Kawano

Tatsuki Okamoto

Yoko Inoue

Tatsumi Ide

Teruo Fujita

Masayuki Ikeda

Hidehiko Hori

Hitoshi Goto

Atsuhiro Sono

Masayuki Morimoto

Makoto Iizumi

Tetsuo Sato

Tsutomu Ono

Yukio Satou

Takashi Inagawa

Kunio Naito

Shuji Yamauchi

Noboru Kanzawa

Naoto Kushida

Matujiro Ikeda

Hidetoshi Sugawara

Ushio Kubo

Yasukazu Kogen

Hideo Shimakage

Kenji Tamogami

A lamp has a deformed lamp reflector and a lamp front glass. The deformed lamp reflector is made by deforming an ellipsoid of revolution of a conventional lamp reflector into an aspherical reflection surface rotationally symmetrical with respect to an optical axis. The lamp front glass is obtained by deforming at least one of an incident surface and outgoing surface of a conventional lamp front glass into an aspherical lens surface rotationally symmetrical with respect to the optical axis. A light flux emitted from the center point of an illuminant is reflected by the deformed lamp reflector, and output with a uniform density through all of the outgoing surface of the lamp front lens so that the light flux is condensed at focus point.

Lamp, condensing optical system, and image display device

A lamp has a deformed lamp reflector and a lamp front glass. The deformed lamp reflector is formed by deforming a paraboloid of revolution of a conventional lamp reflector to an aspherical reflection surface which is rotationally symmetrical with respect to an optical axis. The lamp front glass is obtained by deforming the incident plane of a conventional lamp front glass to an aspherical lens surface rotationally symmetric with respect to the optical axis. A light flux radiated from the center point of the light source of an illuminant is reflected by the deformed lamp reflector, and is output through the lens as a parallel light flux having a circular cross section equal in area to the lens.

Lamp, polarization converting optical system, condensing optical system and image display device

An image display apparatus includes a plurality of light emission sources, a drive circuit for pulse-driving the plurality of light emission sources in order in a predetermined period, a moving reflecting mirror for swinging in order in an incidence direction of light from each of the light emission sources in response to the pulse driving timing of each of the light emission sources and reflecting light beams from the light emission sources in order approximately in the same direction, and a combining optical system for guiding the light reflected by the moving reflecting mirror into a light valve.

Image display apparatus

An image display projector includes a lens element for focusing a light beam from a lamp light source, a reflecting mirror for reflecting a light beam emitted from the lens element, an elliptical mirror for reflecting a light beam emitted from the reflecting mirror, a light valve for modulating a light beam reflected by the elliptical mirror, thereby forming an image light, and a projection lens for projecting the image light onto a screen. In this image display projector, a light focusing point, where the light beam emitted from the lens element is focused, is symmetric to one of the two focal points of the elliptical mirror with respect to the reflecting mirror, and the center of an entry pupil of the projection lens is symmetric to the second focal point of the elliptical mirror with respect to the light valve.

Image display projector

Lengths of both sides of each end plane of a light-intensity distribution uniformizing element receiving a light flux and having an F-number of 1 are set to &frac12; of those of a reflecting surface of a reflecting optical-spatial modulator element, position information of uniformed light fluxes output from the light-intensity distribution uniformizing element is Fourier-transformed into diverging angle information indicated by incident light fluxes output from a first group of lenses, a relay deformed diaphragm intercepts an interference component of each incident light flux, which is expected to interfere with an outgoing light flux, to produce asymmetric light fluxes, the asymmetric light fluxes are incident on the reflecting optical-spatial modulator element, a projection lens deformed diaphragm removes stray light from outgoing light fluxes output from the reflecting optical-spatial modulator element, and an image is displayed according to the outgoing light fluxes.

LIGHT CONVERGING OPTICAL SYSTEM FOR CONVERGING LIGHT ONTO A REFLECTING OPTICAL-SPATIAL MODULATOR ELEMENT AND IMAGE DISPLAYING APPARATUS FOR DISPLAYING AN IMAGE FORMED BY LIGHT REFLECTED BY THE REFLECTING OPTICAL-SPATIAL MODULATOR ELEMENT

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An electromagnetic relay includes a flat base made of an insulating material, two flexure type electromagnetic relay blocks fixed on the base so as to be point symmetrical with the center of the base and having the same structure, a first contact member including two make contacts respectively opposing the movable contacts of the two electromagnetic relay blocks and at least one first terminal inserted into a first through hole formed in a central portion of the base, and a second contact member including two break contacts respectively opposing the movable contacts of the two electromagnetic relay blocks and at least one second terminal inserted into a second through hole formed in a central portion of the base.

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Tokyo, Japan

Akira Sekiguchi