2007
DOI: 10.1889/1.2798821
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Invited Paper: Blazed GxLP™ light modulators for laser projectors

Abstract: Abstract— A GxL device is a one‐dimensional light modulator suitable for laser projectors. A blazed GxL, which diffracts the incident laser beam in only one direction was developed, and a contrast ratio of 10,000:1 and a diffraction efficiency of 70% was achieved by nanometer‐order control of ribbons based on the MEMS structural simulation and using common 0.25‐μm CMOS‐compatible fabrication processes. The 1.09‐in.‐long 1080‐pixel blazed GxL was implemented in the 2005‐in. Laser Dream Theater at the 2005 World… Show more

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“…Our grating light valve module (G × L module) has a blazed ribbon structure, which concentrates the major diffracted light into -1 st -order diffraction, while minimizing +1st-order diffraction. 5,9 An aperture slit is placed at the 1D intermediate image plane to reject the unwanted stray light and to improve the contrast ratio.…”
Section: Projector Optical Enginementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our grating light valve module (G × L module) has a blazed ribbon structure, which concentrates the major diffracted light into -1 st -order diffraction, while minimizing +1st-order diffraction. 5,9 An aperture slit is placed at the 1D intermediate image plane to reject the unwanted stray light and to improve the contrast ratio.…”
Section: Projector Optical Enginementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 9 shows a portion of the linear array from a E&S device. Sony also has a license on the GLV and has developed a blazed device based on the technology [23]. Figure 9: GLV Linear Array from E&S The output of lasers is polarized typically with a polarization ratio of 100:1 or more.…”
Section: Figure 8: Microvision Scanning Mirrormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This structure maximize the +1 st order diffraction intensity and minimize the -1 st order diffraction intensity. It allows us to minimize the aperture (Schlieren filter) size so that only +1 st order diffraction light is collected 3) . It will improve the contrast ratio.…”
Section: Gxl Modulementioning
confidence: 99%