Lg Electronics Inc.

Juhyeok Ryu

Dongwook Kim

Youngjin Kim

Kyoungil Lee

Seunggyu Lee

Sangok Yeo

Taehyeok Choi

Jaehyuk Lim

Kyungwon Lee

Ohkwan Kwon

Seungyul Choi

A head-up display device includes an imaging device configured to emit light to generate a plurality of virtual images, a first mirror configured to reflect the light of the imaging device, and a second mirror unit configured to reflect the light reflected from the first mirror unit to a windshield. The second mirror unit includes a mirror assembly including a concave mirror and a plate coupled to the concave mirror, a tilt mechanism coupled to the plate and being configured to tilt the plate and the concave mirror, a plurality of bonding portions provided between the plate and the concave mirror to bond the plate and the concave mirror.

Head-up display device

Provided is a head up display for a vehicle. The head up display for the vehicle may include an imaging mechanism for emitting a linearly-polarized light in a first direction and a linearly-polarized light in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction, a first reflection mirror for reflecting a light to a windshield of the vehicle, a polarization reflection mirror spaced apart from the first reflection mirror wherein the polarization reflection mirror transmits the linearly-polarized light in the first direction and reflects the linearly-polarized light in the second direction, and a second reflection mirror spaced apart from the polarization reflection mirror wherein the second reflection mirror reflects the light transmitted through the polarization reflection mirror to the polarization reflection mirror. The imaging mechanism may include a separating partition for preventing mutual interference between the linearly-polarized light in the first direction and the linearly-polarized light in the second direction.

Head up display for vehicle

A head-up display for a vehicle, according to one embodiment of the present invention, may comprise: an image source which emits a linearly-polarized light having a first direction; a prism which refracts one portion of the linearly-polarized light emitted from the image source; an electric polarization conversion element which, when turned off, transmits another portion of the linearly-polarized light emitted from the image source, and when turned on, half-wavelength-converts the another portion of the linearly-polarized light emitted from the image source into a linearly-polarized light having a second direction orthogonal to the first direction; a first reflection mirror which reflects light to a windshield of a vehicle; a polarization reflection mirror which is disposed so as to be spaced apart from the first reflection mirror, reflects the linearly-polarized light having the first direction, and transmits the linearly-polarized light having the second direction; and a second reflection mirror which is disposed so as to be spaced apart from the polarization reflection mirror, and reflects the light transmitted through the polarization reflection mirror to the polarization reflection mirror.

A head up display for a vehicle according to an embodiment includes a display panel configured to emit an image light; a polarized light plate configured to make the image light emitted from the display linearly polarized; a reflective mirror configured to reflect the image light onto a windshield of a vehicle; a polarized light reflective mirror configured to be disposed to face the reflective mirror; and a phase delay mirror configured to convert a phase of the light inputted from the polarized light plate and reflect the converted phase to the polarized light reflective mirror, and to convert a phase of the light reflected from the polarized light reflective mirror and reflect the converted phase to the polarized light reflective mirror, thereby minimizing a width in the forward and backward direction.

A head up display for a vehicle including an imaging device configured to emit first linearly polarized light in a first direction and second linearly polarized light in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction; a polarizing reflection mirror through which the first linearly polarized light is transmitted and from which the second linearly polarized light is reflected; a second reflection mirror spaced apart from the polarizing reflection mirror and at which the first linearly polarized light transmitted through the polarizing reflection mirror is reflected to the polarizing reflection mirror; and a first reflection mirror spaced from the polarizing reflection mirror and configured to reflect the second linearly polarized light reflected from the polarizing reflection mirror to a windshield of the vehicle to produce a first image having a first length from the windshield, and to reflect the first linearly polarized light reflected from the second reflection mirror and transmitted through the polarizing reflection mirror to the windshield of the vehicle to produce a second image having a second length from the windshield different than the first length.

A head up display for a vehicle, the head up display including a display panel configured to emit image light; a polarized light plate configured to linearly polarize the image light emitted from the display panel; a reflection mirror configured to reflect the image light to a windshield of the vehicle; a phase retardance mirror spaced apart from the reflection mirror to reflect the image light forward while converting a phase of the image light, wherein the phase retardance mirror includes a rear mirror and a phase retarder disposed on a front surface of the rear mirror; and a polarization reflection mirror disposed between the reflection mirror and the phase retardance mirror and configured to reflect the image light passing through the polarized light plate to the phase retardance mirror, wherein the image light reflected to the phase retardance mirror is converted in phase by the phase retardance mirror and reflected by the phase retardance mirror to pass through the polarization reflection mirror.

There is disclosed a calibrator configured to calibrate a color of a screen of a display device includes an absorption plate formed of a transformable material, comprising a bottom surface attached to the screen of the display device in a vacuum absorption method; a control portion configured to leave space a first portion of the absorption plate from the screen of the display device; a fixed portion configured to press a second portion of the absorption plate to the screen of the display closely; a rotary portion configured to rotatably coupled to the fixed portion in a horizontal direction and to move the control portion in a vertical direction of the display device, when it is rotated; and a circuit unit mounted in the fixed portion to calibrate the color of the display device, such that the calibrator may be fixed in a precise position of the screen and that the screen calibration can be performed precisely and that the calibrator can be attached even to a tilted screen and used widely.

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Seoul, South Korea

Juhyeok Ryu