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10 April 2005 High-contrast MacNeille-PBS-based LCOS projection systems
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Abstract
Contrast limits are investigated for MacNeille PBS based LCOS projection systems that use retarder stack filters (RSF). The two contributing factors are considered separately; namely the color management system and the panel port. To enhance performance of the former, skew ray compensated RSFs are introduced. For the latter, a general methodology is presented to optimize contrast by compensating the LCOS panel. It is shown that the orientation of the LCOS panel and compensator, relative to the MacNeille PBS, is critical. The significant impact of AR coating performance on system contrast is also revealed. A high contrast architecture will be presented by way of example.
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Jianmin Chen, Michael G. Robinson, and Gary D. Sharp "High-contrast MacNeille-PBS-based LCOS projection systems", Proc. SPIE 5740, Projection Displays XI, (10 April 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.601776
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KEYWORDS
Polarization

Liquid crystal on silicon

Reflection

Polarizers

Color management

Projection systems

Interfaces

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