61.5: LED‐Based Light‐Recycling Light Sources for Projection Displays
Karl W. Beeson, Scott Zimmerman, William R. Livesay, Richard E. Ross, Chad Livesay, Ken Livesay
Abstract
Karl W. Beeson, Scott Zimmerman, William R. Livesay, Richard E. Ross, Chad Livesay, Ken Livesay
Abstract
Abstract LED‐based light sources utilizing novel light‐recycling cavities have been developed that have small output etendue. A portion of the light emitted by the LED source is recycled back to the LEDs to enhance both the average brightness of the source and the brightness of the cavity output. Experimentally, we have achieved brightness enhancement factors of approximately 1.3x–2.0x.
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Abstract LED‐based light sources utilizing novel light‐recycling cavities have been developed that have small output etendue. A portion of the light emitted by the LED source is recycled back to the LEDs to enhance both the average brightness of the source and the brightness of the cavity output. Experimentally, we have achieved brightness enhancement factors of approximately 1.3x–2.0x.
Key concepts: Projection (relational algebra), Light-emitting diode, Light pollution, Computer graphics (images), Materials science, Computer science, Optics, Optoelectronics