Abstract: According to one embodiment, there is provided a handle system including; a main body mounted to a mounting hole in a board; an operating member supported rotatably on the main body; a lock member locks/unlocks the board with a lock receiver in a vehicle's luggage compartment; and a cover adapted to a back surface of the main body, wherein the main body has a pair of side walls in which a pair of shaft holes are formed, a base portion positioned between the side walls, and a pair of elastic claws provided on the base portion to movably hold the lock member therebetween, wherein the operating member has a pair of projecting shafts which are inserted into the pair of shaft holes, and wherein the cover has opening suppressing portions which suppress an opening movement of the elastic claws.

Abstract: This optical component adjustment mechanism includes support frame 21 for supporting optical compensator 11, optical compensator support 20 having first and second rotary salients 22, 23 projecting outside from support frame 21 in a predetermined axis, holder support frame 31 for rotatably supporting first and second rotary salients 22, 23, setscrew 37 for fixing rotation of optical compensator support 20, and bracket 40.

Abstract: A rear door that includes an upper section, a lower section that connects to the upper section, a trim provided to an inner face of the rear door, and a pull handle portion provided in an interior-side design surface of the trim, the pull handle portion including a handle opening formed in the interior-side design surface at a position spaced from a lower end of the trim in an upward direction, and a recessed portion that runs obliquely downwards, in a state where the rear door is closed, from the handle opening toward a rear of a vehicle body, wherein a section of the trim sandwiched between the handle opening and the lower end of the trim has an outer face that is sunken relative to the interior-side design surface of a general portion of the trim.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, there is provided a handle system including; a main body mounted to a mounting hole in a board; an operating member supported rotatably on the main body; a lock member locks/unlocks the board with a lock receiver in a vehicle's luggage compartment; and a cover adapted to a back surface of the main body, wherein the main body has a pair of side walls in which a pair of shaft holes are formed, a base portion positioned between the side walls, and a pair of elastic claws provided on the base portion to movably hold the lock member therebetween, wherein the operating member has a pair of projecting shafts which are inserted into the pair of shaft holes, and wherein the cover has opening suppressing portions which suppress an opening movement of the elastic claws.

Abstract: A dimmer has a driving source, a driven body that is reciprocatingly moved by driving force generated by the driving source, and a transmission mechanism that transmits the driving force generated by the driving source. The transmission mechanism includes at least one rotary gear, and a conversion gear that converts the rotational motion of the rotary gear into linear motion. The light shielding plate is integrally provided with a drive pin in parallel with a rotating shaft of a light shielding plate. The driven body engages with the drive pin. The drive pin is rotated about the rotating shaft of the light shielding plate in association with the reciprocating movement of the driven body to cause the light shielding plate to rotate.

Abstract: A rear door that includes an upper section, a lower section that connects to the upper section, a trim provided to an inner face of the rear door, and a pull handle portion provided in an interior-side design surface of the trim, the pull handle portion including a handle opening formed in the interior-side design surface at a position spaced from a lower end of the trim in an upward direction, and a recessed portion that runs obliquely downwards, in a state where the rear door is closed, from the handle opening toward a rear of a vehicle body, wherein a section of the trim sandwiched between the handle opening and the lower end of the trim has an outer face that is sunken relative to the interior-side design surface of a general portion of the trim.

Abstract: An optical unit (1) is disclosed that is equipped with a pair of integrator lenses (11 and 14) secured to a holder (12), the optical unit (1) including a first frame-shaped metal plate (10) secured to the holder (12) in a state in which a portion of the principal surface contacts with a first surface (A) of the holder (12) and a second frame-shaped metal plate (15) secured to the holder (12) in a state in which a portion of the principal surface contacts with a second surface (B) of the holder (12). One lens array (11) is positioned with respect to the optical axis direction by securing the lens formation surface to an area which is a part of the surface of the principal surface of frame-shaped metal plate (10) and which does not contact with the first surface (A) of the holder (12).

Abstract: This optical component adjustment mechanism includes support frame 21 for supporting optical compensator 11, optical compensator support 20 having first and second rotary salients 22, 23 projecting outside from support frame 21 in a predetermined axis, holder support frame 31 for rotatably supporting first and second rotary salients 22, 23, setscrew 37 for fixing rotation of optical compensator support 20, and bracket 40.

Abstract: An optical unit has a first lens holder holding a first lens and a second lens holder holding a second lens, the first lens holder and the second lens holder being mounted on a common lens base. The first lens holder is movable in the direction of one side of the exit end face of a light tunnel, and the second lens holder is movable in the direction of another side, adjacent to the one side, of the exit end face of a light tunnel. The first lens holder and the second lens holder are independently moved to bring an illuminating light area on a DMD, as an image forming device, into alignment with an image forming area on the DMD. The illuminating light area can thus be accurately positioned in the image forming area on the DMD. The optical unit has a high light utilization efficiency and can easily be operated for positional adjustment of the illuminating light area. The optical unit is incorporated in a projection display apparatus.

Abstract: An optical unit has a first lens holder holding a first lens and a second lens holder holding a second lens, the first lens holder and the second lens holder being mounted on a common lens base. The first lens holder is movable in the direction of one side of the exit end face of a light tunnel, and the second lens holder is movable in the direction of another side, adjacent to the one side, of the exit end face of a light tunnel. The first lens holder and the second lens holder are independently moved to bring an illuminating light area on a DMD, as an image forming device, into alignment with an image forming area on the DMD. The illuminating light area can thus be accurately positioned in the image forming area on the DMD. The optical unit has a high light utilization efficiency and can easily be operated for positional adjustment of the illuminating light area. The optical unit is incorporated in a projection display apparatus.

Abstract: A reflecting mirror 4d has a rotation axis 7 which is inserted into a bearing 8 of a case 1. Accordingly, the reflecting mirror 4d is capable of rotating with respect to the case 1 and only the reflecting mirror 4d is capable of adjusting the set up angle ? made with the case 1. When the set up angle is changed, the reflecting angle of the projected ray on the reflecting mirror 4d is also changed. Therefore, the launching angle of the projected ray 5 with respect to the case 1 can be adjusted.

Abstract: A reflecting mirror 4d has a rotation axis 7 which is inserted into a bearing 8 of a case 1. Accordingly, the reflecting mirror 4d is capable of rotating with respect to the case 1 and only the reflecting mirror 4d is capable of adjusting the set up angle &agr; made with the case 1. When the set up angle is changed, the reflecting angle of the projected ray on the reflecting mirror 4d is also changed. Therefore, the launching angle of the projected ray 5 with respect to the case 1 can be adjusted.