Abstract: A liquid crystal projector apparatus includes: a plurality of display elements configured to individually modulate light of color components different from one another; and a controller configured to control the individual temperatures of the plurality of display elements. When the temperature of the display element in which a temperature rise rate is slowest among the plurality of display elements does not reach a predetermined temperature, the controller controls so that the temperatures of other display elements stay within a predetermined range that takes as a reference the temperature of the display element in which the temperature rise rate is slowest.

Abstract: A cooling device includes a duct with one opened end and another opened end; a fan disposed inside the duct, the fan being configured to send air present inside the duct in an air-sending direction; a heat sink disposed outside the duct, the heat sink including a base part having an opposed surface opposed to a mouth of the another end of the duct, and heat-sink fins including a plurality of thin plates extending from the opposed surface along the air-sending direction; a heat source in contact with the base part; a heat pipe connected to the heat source or the heat sink; and heat-pipe fins disposed between the fan and the one end of the duct inside the duct, the heat-pipe fins including a plurality of thin plates extending from the heat pipe along the air-sending direction.

Abstract: A liquid crystal projector apparatus includes: a plurality of display elements configured to individually modulate light of color components different from one another; and a controller configured to control the individual temperatures of the plurality of display elements. When the temperature of the display element in which a temperature rise rate is slowest among the plurality of display elements does not reach a predetermined temperature, the controller controls so that the temperatures of other display elements stay within a predetermined range that takes as a reference the temperature of the display element in which the temperature rise rate is slowest.

Abstract: A cooling device includes a duct with one opened end and another opened end; a fan disposed inside the duct, the fan being configured to send air present inside the duct in an air-sending direction; a heat sink disposed outside the duct, the heat sink including a base part having an opposed surface opposed to a mouth of the another end of the duct, and heat-sink fins including a plurality of thin plates extending from the opposed surface along the air-sending direction; a heat source in contact with the base part; a heat pipe connected to the heat source or the heat sink; and heat-pipe fins disposed between the fan and the one end of the duct inside the duct, the heat-pipe fins including a plurality of thin plates extending from the heat pipe along the air-sending direction.

Abstract: A light source apparatus according to one embodiment of the present invention is comprised of a light emitting tube having a first electrode in one end and a second electrode in the other end thereof, the tube having both ends closed, a concave-shaped reflector having a hole in its deepest portion, the hole being provided for holding the light emitting tube, a transparent glass plate covering an opening of the reflector, a lead wire whose ends connects to the second electrode and extends out through a hole formed on a side surface of the reflector, respectively, a cooling fan blowing cooling air toward the reflector, and an air guiding member that separates the cooling air from the fan into a first cooling air cooling an outer surface of the reflector and a second cooling air cooling the other end of the lead wire extending out from the reflector.

Abstract: A light source apparatus according to one embodiment of the present invention is comprised of a light emitting tube having a first electrode in one end and a second electrode in the other end thereof, the tube having both ends closed, a concave-shaped reflector having a hole in its deepest portion, the hole being provided for holding the light emitting tube, a transparent glass plate covering an opening of the reflector, a lead wire whose ends connects to the second electrode and extends out through a hole formed on a side surface of the reflector, respectively, a cooling fan blowing cooling air toward the reflector, and an air guiding member that separates the cooling air from the fan into a first cooling air cooling an outer surface of the reflector and a second cooling air cooling the other end of the lead wire extending out from the reflector.