Depth‐ and viewing‐angle‐enhanced 3‐D/2‐D switchable display system with high contrast ratio using multiple display devices and a lens array
Heejin Choi, Yun‐Hee Kim, Joohwan Kim, Seong-Woo Cho, Byoungho Lee
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Heejin Choi, Yun‐Hee Kim, Joohwan Kim, Seong-Woo Cho, Byoungho Lee
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Abstract— An improved 3‐D/2‐D switchable display system with enhanced depth and viewing angle by adding two LCD panels to an integral imaging system has been realized. The proposed system uses the see‐through property of an LCD panel and displays multiple sets of elemental images on the LCD panels to integrate them on multiple locations simultaneously. As a result, the depth of the 3‐D image can be enhanced. For wide viewing angles, the time‐multiplexing method was adopted by displaying mask patterns on the front LCD panel. In addition, another technique to increase the contrast ratio of the proposed system has also been developed. Some experimental results will be provided.
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Abstract— An improved 3‐D/2‐D switchable display system with enhanced depth and viewing angle by adding two LCD panels to an integral imaging system has been realized. The proposed system uses the see‐through property of an LCD panel and displays multiple sets of elemental images on the LCD panels to integrate them on multiple locations simultaneously. As a result, the depth of the 3‐D image can be enhanced. For wide viewing angles, the time‐multiplexing method was adopted by displaying mask patterns on the front LCD panel. In addition, another technique to increase the contrast ratio of the proposed system has also been developed. Some experimental results will be provided.
Key concepts: Liquid-crystal display, Viewing angle, Contrast ratio, Integral imaging, Stereo display, Contrast (vision), Computer science, Flat panel display