Eizo Gmbh

Naoshi Isobe

Katsuhiko Matsunami

Kentaro Kojima

Shosaku Ikeda

Kazuya Murata

Masaru Kubota

Akinori Hayashi

Tomohiko Yabui

Hideki Kitayama

Provided is an optical sensor mounting structure which is used in an image display device and in which the gap between a reflection sheet and a tubular cushion for preventing the entry of external light into an optical sensor is eliminated so that the amount of light from a backlight can be measured accurately. A liquid crystal image display device includes an optical sensor that measures light from the back surface of a reflection sheet, a substrate having the optical sensor thereon, and a tubular cushion for preventing the entry of external light into the optical sensor. The front surface of the tubular cushion is bonded to the reflection sheet, and the back surface thereof is bonded to the substrate.

Light sensor attachment structure of image display device

Provided is an optical sensor mounting structure for use in image display device devices that can accurately measure the amount of light from a backlight by measuring leak LED light, without having to modify an image display panel module itself. In an image display device using an image display panel module in which a wire drawing port for drawing a wire from a backlight is formed in a panel sheet metal, an optical sensor mounting structure includes an optical sensor configured to measure leak light from the backlight and a positioning member (intermediate connector) positioning the optical sensor. The optical sensor is disposed near the wire drawing port and measures the leak LED light from the wire drawing port.

Optical sensor attachment structure for image display device

A luminance correction computation unitcorrects a luminance input signal L, which is inputted into a first luminance adjustment portion, to Lbased on the semi-transparent mirror luminance correction coefficient b, and the luminance correction computation unitcorrects a luminance input signal L, which is inputted into a second luminance adjustment portion, to Lbased on the semi-transparent mirror luminance correction coefficient b. As a result, an image of the first image display portion, which is reflected by a semi-transparent mirror, and an image of the second image display portion, which is allowed to transmit through the semi-transparent mirror, are corrected in order to cancel a luminance difference according to an optical characteristic of the semi-transparent mirror.

Stereo image display device that is capable of making a stereo image recognized based on a right-eye image and a left-eye image

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Ishikawa, Japan

Naoshi Isobe