Abstract: A multicolor light mixing module includes a collimator lens disposed on a light-entrance axis and having first and second lens portions, a laser source set including first and second lighting units arranged sequentially for emitting first and second color lights respectively, a reflective unit, a reflective diffusing member and a lens array disposed corresponding to at least one of the first and second lens portions for mixing the first and second color lights. The reflective unit is obliquely disposed on the light-entrance axis and opposite to the first and second lighting units for reflecting the first and second color lights to the first lens portion along the light-entrance axis. The reflective diffusing member is disposed at a side of the collimator lens to homogenize the first and second laser lights and reflect the first and second color lights to the second lens portion along a first light-exit axis.

Abstract: A light source module includes a first light source, a second light source, a first reflective layer and a second reflective layer. The first light source is configured to emit a first light having a first wavelength. The second light source is configured to emit a second light having the first wavelength. The first reflective layer is disposed opposite to the first light source and configured to reflect the first light. The second reflective layer is disposed opposite to the second light source and configured to reflect the second light. The first reflective layer and the second reflective layer are configured to reflect light of any wavelength in a visible spectrum.

Abstract: A projection device, including a light source module and a color wheel, is provided. The light source module includes a plurality of solid-state lighting sources driven by a DC drive power to sequentially provide a first light generated by a first number of light sources, a second light generated by a second number of light sources and a third light generated by a third number of light sources within a response cycle, wherein the number of light sources to be turn on is less than or equivalent to a total number of solid-state lighting sources. The color wheel has a first block, a second block and a third block, respectively corresponding to the first to third lights, so that the projection device sequentially outputs a first color light with a first brightness, a second color light with a second brightness and a third color light with a third brightness.

Abstract: A multicolor light mixing module includes a first laser set, a light-mixing unit, a light-homogenizing member and a condensing lens. The first laser set includes a plurality of first lighting units and at least one second lighting unit arranged symmetrically relative to a first symmetrical axis. The light-mixing unit is obliquely disposed on a first light-mixing axis and is opposite to the first lighting unit and the second lighting unit for reflecting a first color light of the first lighting unit and a second color light of the second lighting unit to cooperatively form a first laser beam along the first light-mixing axis. The light-homogenizing member is disposed on the first light-mixing axis for homogenizing the first laser beam. The condensing lens is disposed on the first light-mixing axis and located between the light-homogenizing member and the light-mixing unit for condensing the first laser beam.

Abstract: A multicolor light mixing module includes a light-dividing unit, a light-homogenizing member, a first laser set including first and second lighting units in a sequential arrangement, a light-mixing unit obliquely opposite to the light-dividing unit for guiding a first color light of the first lighting unit and a second color light of the second lighting unit along first and second light-mixing axes to form first and second laser beams, and a condensing lens. The light-dividing unit is obliquely opposite to the first laser set to allow partial transmission and partial reflection of the first and second color lights, for guiding the first and second color lights along first and second light-dividing axes. The light-homogenizing member is disposed on the first and second light-mixing axes for homogenizing the first and second laser beams. The condensing lens between the light-homogenizing member and the light-mixing unit condenses the first and second laser beams.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for pattern matching and classification are disclosed. In one example of the disclosed technology, a method of performing pattern matching according to a puzzle-matching the methodology includes analyzing an original source layout pattern and determining a signature for the original source layout pattern. A target layout is scanned to search for one or more portions of the target layout that have a signature that matches or is similar to the signature of the original source pattern. Similar patterns are searched based on a signature comparison of the source pattern and the target layout. In some examples of the disclosed technology, it is possible to match partial context to the original source pattern. In some examples, matches can be made in the target layout for different orientations of layout.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for pattern matching and classification are disclosed. In one example of the disclosed technology, a method of performing pattern matching according to a puzzle-matching the methodology includes analyzing an original source layout pattern and determining a signature for the original source layout pattern. A target layout is scanned to search for one or more portions of the target layout that have a signature that matches or is similar to the signature of the original source pattern. Similar patterns are searched based on a signature comparison of the source pattern and the target layout. In some examples of the disclosed technology, it is possible to match partial context to the original source pattern. In some examples, matches can be made in the target layout for different orientations of layout.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for pattern matching and classification are disclosed. In one example of the disclosed technology, a method of performing pattern matching according to a puzzle-matching the methodology includes analyzing an original source layout pattern and determining a signature for the original source layout pattern. A target layout is scanned to search for one or more portions of the target layout that have a signature that matches or is similar to the signature of the original source pattern. Similar patterns are searched based on a signature comparison of the source pattern and the target layout. In some examples of the disclosed technology, it is possible to match partial context to the original source pattern. In some examples, matches can be made in the target layout for different orientations of layout.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for pattern matching and classification are disclosed. In one example of the disclosed technology, a method of performing pattern matching according to a puzzle-matching the methodology includes analyzing an original source layout pattern and determining a signature for the original source layout pattern. A target layout is scanned to search for one or more portions of the target layout that have a signature that matches or is similar to the signature of the original source pattern. Similar patterns are searched based on a signature comparison of the source pattern and the target layout. In some examples of the disclosed technology, it is possible to match partial context to the original source pattern. In some examples, matches can be made in the target layout for different orientations of layout.