Abstract: Illumination system in a liquid crystal projector for improving an optical efficiency of a fly eye lens, including a light source, a first fly eye lens having first lens cells each with a first center point, and second lens cells each with a second center point disposed in outer parts of the first lens cells, for receiving beams of lights from the light source in correspondence to the first center points of the first lens cells and the second center points of the second lens cells, respectively, and a second fly eye lens having a plurality of lens cells for refracting the beams from the first fly eye lens into parallel beams.

Abstract: An optical system of a liquid crystal projector that is capable of reducing a full length of the optical system including three reflective liquid crystal display panels. In the system, an illuminating unit allows a white light generated from a light source to have any one linear polarized light and a uniform light distribution. A color separator separates the white light from the illuminating unit in accordance with a wavelength band to obtain a first color light, and polarization-converts the remaining lights in accordance with a wavelength band and then separates them into second and third color lights depending on their polarization components. First to third liquid crystal display panels uses the first to third color lights from the color separator to implement first to third color pictures, respectively. A picture combining unit combines the first to third color lights having acquired picture information from the first to third liquid crystal display panels.

Abstract: Disclosed is an optical system for a liquid crystal projector enabling to minimize a size of the optical system and a count of optical parts constructing the optical system using three pieces of reflective type liquid crystal displays. Accordingly, the present invention simplifies the optical system, thereby enabling to reduce a cost of production as well as a span length of the optical system.

Abstract: Optical system of a liquid crystal projector with three reflective liquid crystal displays, wherein a first light path changing part among first to third light path changing parts is designed such that a first color path surrounds three faces of a first of liquid crystal panel except a side of a connector thereof, for avoiding interference of the color light path with the connector, thereby reducing a total length of the optical system.

Abstract: Illumination system in a liquid crystal projector for improving an optical efficiency of a fly eye lens, including a light source, a first fly eye lens having first lens cells each with a first center point, and second lens cells each with a second center point disposed in outer parts of the first lens cells, for receiving beams of lights from the light source in correspondence to the first center points of the first lens cells and the second center points of the second lens cells, respectively, and a second fly eye lens having a plurality of lens cells for refracting the beams from the first fly eye lens into parallel beams.

Abstract: Disclosed is an optical system for a liquid crystal projector enabling to minimize a size of the optical system and a count of optical parts constructing the optical system using three pieces of reflective type liquid crystal displays. Accordingly, the present invention simplifies the optical system, thereby enabling to reduce a cost of production as well as a span length of the optical system.

Abstract: Optical system of a liquid crystal projector with three reflective liquid crystal displays, wherein a first light path changing part among first to third light path changing parts is designed such that a first color path surrounds three faces a first liquid crystal panel except a side of a connector thereof, for avoiding interference of the color light path with the connector, thereby reducing a total length of the optical system.

Abstract: An optical system of a liquid crystal projector that is capable of reducing a full length of the optical system including three reflective liquid crystal display panels. In the system, an illuminating unit allows a white light generated from a light source to have any one linear polarized light and a uniform light distribution. A color separator separates the white light from the illuminating unit in accordance with a wavelength band to obtain a first color light, and polarization-converts the remaining lights in accordance with a wavelength band and then separates them into second and third color lights depending on their polarization components. First to third liquid crystal display panels uses the first to third color lights from the color separator to implement first to third color pictures, respectively. A picture combining unit combines the first to third color lights having acquired picture information from the first to third liquid crystal display panels.

Abstract: An improved optical apparatus for an LCD projector capable of more effectively focussing a light on an LCD panel of a high vision or a wide vision, and achieving a desired wave length and a better contrast of a picture, which includes a second polarizing unit for separating a green component from the visible ray transmitted from the white light source, for polarizing the green component into a P-wave component light, and for evenly transmitting on an LCD panel having a 16:9 format display ratio by correcting a brightness non-uniformity of the P-wave component light; a third polarizing unit for separating a blue component from the visible ray transmitted from the white light source, for polarizing the blue component into a P-wave component light, and for evenly transmitting on an LCD panel having a 16:9 format display ratio by correcting a brightness non-uniformity of the P-wave component light; a color mixer for the red, green, and blue components which are obtained by the first through third polarizing units