Hi:
Has any one seen commercial implementations of using LCD shutter to replace the mechanical color-wheel in projection engines based on sequential color?
Are any manufacturers going this route? I've read some papers about their use but haven't seen any offerings.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Derek
One fundamental problem is that you lose 2/3rds (approx) of the light that way due to the other color pixels not be transmitting.
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What units do that?
N
I've never heard of it being done, LCDs are notoriously slow, and they block a fair portion of the light even when active. Color wheels are effective and established technology, the next step up from that is 3 panels.
There are a new breed of LCDs based on ferroelectric. They are much faster and may do the trick.
Hi Sam:
Could you elaborate on your comment about the 2/3rds loss?
What about a device like this?
Which alters polarization and is not an absorbtive shutter?
Derek
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